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Jas Frost

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Original poster
hi, i just upgraded my memory from 2gb to 4gb and the hard drive from 160gb to 500gb. now, i'll be honest, i'm new to having a macbook so, alot of things i don't quite understand yet. now, my question is... my mac keeps making me restart for various errors/reasons. the 1st was dock, the second was kernal and the 3rd, just now was cvmsComp_x86_64. if you have any input on this that would be great! i tried to google it and got nowhere. if it's something i can handle at home i would much rather do than spending $60 for a diagnostics report @ the local mac store.
Thanks!
 
What MacBook, what kind of additional RAM and HDD do you have?

What about replacing the RAM with the original and watching if the behaviour occurs again?

It might be faulty RAM.
 
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