Re: Identical repeated panics
Re: Identical repeated panics
- Subject: Re: Identical repeated panics
- From: "Brian Bechtel" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:18:07 -0800
On 3/30/06, Joaquim Soler i Subils <email@hidden> wrote:
> Any explanation/solution? I hope it's something interesting....
One suggestion: You have a USB serial device attached. In some of
the panics, it shows the driver com.mct.driver.mctUSBSerialDriver in
the backtrace. Remove that driver from /System/Library/Extensions and
reboot. See if the panics stop happening.
If you cannot figure out which driver is
com.mct.driver.mctUSBSerialDriver, you can search the Info.plist file
for each driver. Open a terminal window, and type
grep -riIl com.mct.driver.mctUSBSerialDriver /System/Library/Extensions
> And finally, a different, minor, but related question. How could I
> get into debbuger (like MacBugs with a Mac SE from those times?).
GDB is very different than the old MacsBug. A two machine debugger is
the only way to completely stop the system and debug, which is what
Macsbug used to do.
> This month I have only found pdfs about two-machine debugger and
> nothing more. If I set the corresponent boot-args in the OpenFirmware
> and I press comand-power I get only another hang (without kernel
> panic...).
At that point, you should follow the steps described in
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Darwin/Conceptual/KEXTConcept/KEXTConceptDebugger/hello_debugger.html>
Good luck.
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