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jomirrivera

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I've been getting this panics in my 2009 13 macbook pro!
Does anyone have an idea about what may be causing them?
 

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Create a new user, and boot from it. If the problem goes way, it is a software issue related to the particular user you normally use.

If the problem continues, you still need to trouble shoot if it is caused by the OS, a particular software, or hardware related.

Look into the Activity monitor and Console for clues, what is running when the problem happens?

What is the error message that you get?
 
Create a new user, and boot from it. If the problem goes way, it is a software issue related to the particular user you normally use.

If the problem continues, you still need to trouble shoot if it is caused by the OS, a particular software, or hardware related.

Look into the Activity monitor and Console for clues, what is running when the problem happens?

What is the error message that you get?

I have been looking into activity monitor but everything looks good!

The restart usually happen when using safari, the click freeze and the computer restart with that message on the screen!

I will create a new user to see if that helps!
 
Have you ever upgraded your RAM? What are your system specs?

I'd suggest running Apple hardware test. Typically for something like this, I'd enable the extended test and also looping and allow it to run overnight.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1509

Yeah, I updated my ram to 8gb crucial!
I did the apple hardware test and it passed!

specs are 2.26ghz 128GB sandisk ssd 8gb ram!

ssd and ram are working good according to the test!

Also, when the computer restart I dont lose anything, everything stay like it was, basically it just resume!
 
Yeah, I updated my ram to 8gb crucial!
I did the apple hardware test and it passed!

specs are 2.26ghz 128GB sandisk ssd 8gb ram!

If you run the extended test you may find otherwise. I've got a similar MBP, 2.53GHz 13" mid 2009, and it works fine with the Corsair RAM and Crucial SSD. I did have an issue with kernel panics when I first upgraded the RAM. A basic hardware test didn't detect any problems but the extended test did.

Also, when the computer restart I dont lose anything, everything stay like it was, basically it just resume!

That is just how Mountain Lion works.
 
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