On Feb 7, 2005, at 5:21 PM, Harland Harrison wrote:
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Please help if you have any ideas.
I suspect you're using a different version of Mac OS X than the one
where the panic log was generated.
Note the "plausible offset" sanity check in the technote:
Note that each instruction disassembled from the backtrace should be
some form of branch instruction. To understand why, recall that the
backtrace is a listing of the return addresses saved prior to
executing a function call. If the disassembly shows something other
than a branch instruction, this is a clue that you may not have
generated your symbol file correctly, or that the operating system
version is not the same as on the panicked machine.
Regards,
--gc
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