After exactly 4 years of reliable service my good ol' PM G4/400 suddenly started to panic frequently.
Things I changed?
With the coming of Garageband I digged out my Steinberg Midi To UBS Box, downloaded the latest driver and played happily along. That's about all the changes to the system since the upgrade to 10.3.2.
What I did now?
Disconnected the Midi-UBS Box, removed the driver from the startup-items, installed 10.3.3 and tried to repair disk permissions. It couldn't, because there was the BaseSystem package missing in the Receipts folder. Don't know whether this already the case before I installed 10.3.3.
Anyway, since yesterday there was a panic any more. But it could come again any time.
What I'm actually asking for?
The kernel panic says:
Entering system dump routine
A panic server was not specified in the boot-args, terminating kernel
core dump.
I would really like to have the core dump. Not so sure whether I would really be able to learn something from it but I think it's better to have than not.
So if anyone know where and how to change the boot-args to specify the panic server, I'd be happy.
Martin
Things I changed?
With the coming of Garageband I digged out my Steinberg Midi To UBS Box, downloaded the latest driver and played happily along. That's about all the changes to the system since the upgrade to 10.3.2.
What I did now?
Disconnected the Midi-UBS Box, removed the driver from the startup-items, installed 10.3.3 and tried to repair disk permissions. It couldn't, because there was the BaseSystem package missing in the Receipts folder. Don't know whether this already the case before I installed 10.3.3.
Anyway, since yesterday there was a panic any more. But it could come again any time.
What I'm actually asking for?
The kernel panic says:
Entering system dump routine
A panic server was not specified in the boot-args, terminating kernel
core dump.
I would really like to have the core dump. Not so sure whether I would really be able to learn something from it but I think it's better to have than not.
So if anyone know where and how to change the boot-args to specify the panic server, I'd be happy.
Martin