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JasonGough

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Apr 25, 2005
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Manchester, UK
My Dual Core 2.3 just crashed for no good reason!

I turned it on this morning, checked the news and my bands myspace, then checked my hotmail. Then i quit safari & got the grey screen decending! :(


This is the 1st kernal panic since i got 10.4.3 on the go, so i'm pissed off its lost its uncrashed record :(

Any way of finding out what caused the crash?

I clicked on report from the 'report crash' thing it brought up after restarting, but it did nothing...

boooooooooo :(
 
Obviously the Safari app ran a shutdown routine and was revolted to learn it was running on an Intel chip.

Make sure you visit apple.com/intel next time you open Safari so it gets the news. It may sob and ask you to hold it for awhile, but it should stop panicking.
 
Just one KP? I wouldn't worry about it unless it's a consistant issue.

Look at your kernel panic log.

/Applications/Utilites/Console.app -> /Library/Logs/ -> panic.log
 
pseudobrit said:
Obviously the Safari app ran a shutdown routine and was revolted to learn it was running on an Intel chip.

safari should be happy since i'm running dual 2.3 G5 PowerMac.

either way, closing Safari shouldn't crash OSX! Grrr
 
JasonGough said:
safari should be happy since i'm running dual 2.3 G5 PowerMac.

either way, closing Safari shouldn't crash OSX! Grrr

Sounds to me like it wants to imitate Explorer.exe & Windows.

I wouldn't worry about it though, just give it regular visits to apple.com
 
pseudobrit said:
Obviously the Safari app ran a shutdown routine and was revolted to learn it was running on an Intel chip.

Make sure you visit apple.com/intel next time you open Safari so it gets the news. It may sob and ask you to hold it for awhile, but it should stop panicking.

what exactely made you think he was running an intel chip?
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last i checked, apple isn't shipping anything with 2.3GHz intel chips.

yet another example of why people on these forums need to do a better job of reading a post fully before replying to it.
 
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