It does sound like a hardware issue due to the fact you are still getting
panics from the dvd, ram is the most likely cause but there are many things
that could cause it.
Fortunately ram is well priced these days if that is the issue..
Your always welcome to bring it down to us to diagnose if y
Thanks guys. I don't have any peripherals connected. I'll have a fiddle with
the RAM and boot in diagnostic mode.
Unfortunately it is out of warranty :-(
Andrew
On 10/08/2010, at 12:16 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:
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> And you could try booting up off the Installation DVD in diagnostic mode.
> H
And you could try booting up off the Installation DVD in diagnostic
mode. Hold down D as the DVD starts up. I've never had this test find
anything, but maybe that was because I didn't have hardware problems!
Rob
On 10/08/10 11:45 AM, Andrew McColl wrote:
Yep.
If you're seeing Kernal Pa
Yep.
If you're seeing Kernal Panics when you try and boot off DVD and after
you've reinstalled the Operating System then its fairly likely that
its Hardware. Might be faulty RAM or possibly a failing Logic Board.
If its still under warranty fire it in to an Authorised Apple Hardware
Te
On 10/08/2010, at 11:26 AM, Andrew Schox wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I have an Intel Mac mini which suddenly started having kernel panics (even
> when trying to boot from a DVD). I managed to erase the hard disk, reinstall
> the OS, and download all the software updates. All was fine for almost t
Hi all,
I have an Intel Mac mini which suddenly started having kernel panics (even when
trying to boot from a DVD). I managed to erase the hard disk, reinstall the OS,
and download all the software updates. All was fine for almost two days, but
now I am back to the kernel panics again.
Does t
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