Actually I am trying to install os on a new hard I have created a Mac OS bootable usb of lion but it keeps showing me this first I thought that it was due to the previous faulty hard but that’s not the case it show this every time I try to boot of ov usb
@@AVANTAGEYT Hi. Unfortunately, I ended up having to have the whole logic board replaced. After another kernel panic happened, I downloaded a memory tester that you can install on a flash drive and then boot from it. When I ran it, it detected bad RAM. Apple told me the only solution was to swap out the whole board (since everything is soldered on).
Actually I am trying to install os on a new hard I have created a Mac OS bootable usb of lion but it keeps showing me this first I thought that it was due to the previous faulty hard but that’s not the case it show this every time I try to boot of ov usb
i have mountain lion and when i update it to el kapitan it show like that and bootloop how to fix
have you tried booting it in SAFE Mode ? what did it do ?
This started to happen to my Macbook after I violently lashed out and struck the motherboard with endless blows of rage.
Yes. Sometimes It Happens With Me
I Have The Same Problem
I never had a kernel panic with older MacBook Pros. I got my first one on a 16" 2019 MacBook Pro i9 (last Intel they made).
I went to a shop to change my battery and when i launch a game it happens
@@ChristmasEve777same here! Have you found a resolution by any chance?
@@AVANTAGEYT Hi. Unfortunately, I ended up having to have the whole logic board replaced. After another kernel panic happened, I downloaded a memory tester that you can install on a flash drive and then boot from it. When I ran it, it detected bad RAM. Apple told me the only solution was to swap out the whole board (since everything is soldered on).