Just had my first kernel panic happen in longer than I can even remember -- at least 18 to 24 months! Of course, when it happens it completely locks up your system and you can't see anything other than the current window you were viewing.
I usually have about 15 windows open at any one time (not web tabs, but Text Edit docs, Pages docs, Word docs, etc.) and I can't remember all of the ones I had open.
Is there any way to find out what was open before I had to hold the button down on the back to reset my Mac? I'm guessing it must keep a log of some kind that withstands restarts? Any ideas?
Trying to think for the life of me everything I had open and can only remember about half the stuff. Also, one of the Text Edit docs I remember that was open that I hadn't saved seems to have been lost. Any idea why some of the unsaved docs were automatically recovered upon restart and others weren't??
I usually have about 15 windows open at any one time (not web tabs, but Text Edit docs, Pages docs, Word docs, etc.) and I can't remember all of the ones I had open.
Is there any way to find out what was open before I had to hold the button down on the back to reset my Mac? I'm guessing it must keep a log of some kind that withstands restarts? Any ideas?
Trying to think for the life of me everything I had open and can only remember about half the stuff. Also, one of the Text Edit docs I remember that was open that I hadn't saved seems to have been lost. Any idea why some of the unsaved docs were automatically recovered upon restart and others weren't??