10.5.2 upgraders read here - reboot "loop"

I just upgraded a Mac Mini (Core 2 1.6) to 10.5.2 here at work today. The machine went from 10.4.11 to 10.5 via an OS upgrade (not an erase and install). After installing the update the machine rebooted itself 5 times (never making it to the desktop). On the last bootup the machine made it back to the desktop. It now appears to be fine.
So, long story short don't panic if your machine reboots itself a few times. It (may) be ok!
Message was edited by: schleppy

this happened to me also. 4 reboots rather than 5 but still... Maybe because I used the combo update?
Message was edited by: V.K.

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Starting some months ago, I've had nothing but problems with my iPhone. However, I've been dealing with most of these or even solved them.
But now I'm stuck on a reboot loop for a few days and don't know what to do.
When did it start? I think it was in May when I first got panic.plist, ResetCounter and SpringBoard-CrashLogs under "Diagnostics and Usage". Following this, everytime I rebooted my phone or the battery was empty, it could take some more minutes than normal for my iPhone to boot. This loading time increased and increased, in October it once took more than two days for my iPhone to reboot. I now have really thousands of those ErrorLogs. The Apple support on the phone couldn't help me either. Additionally, the phone performed some cruel changes I can't explain: Once the language was changed, once the photo gallery had to be restored (the iPhone did that on its own).
However, sometime in November the iPhone crashed, and I was already thinking that it would now last a few days until I could use it again. But somehow it was done within 15 minutes. Without any error or reboot loop. The last two months I haven't had any problems with this until the battery was empty three days ago.
Since then, I have had the iPhone plugged in so the battery doesn't get empty and it's stuck on the bright Apple logo. After about 210 seconds the logo gets dark, then the screen is completely black and it's starting the same procedure again. Sometimes I get the vibration, sometimes the loading circle (white wheel of death!), but everytime it just starts over again.
I am pretty sure this problem appears because I have more than 1300 apps installed (yes, this is a very huge number, but I remember Steve Jobs saying that, with the folders in iOS 4, it would be possible to have a few thousand apps installed), 4000+ photos, and so on. I am pretty sure it's not a hardware, but a software problem. In detail, it's about the SpringBoard. The iPhone 4S only has 512MB RAM, so it's hard for it to load 1300+ app icons into its memory (which it has to because the SpringBoard has to run without any lags). Only in some cases it's able to boot that up, but I have absolutely no idea which cases these are and why it has run well for the last two months, but beginning with the new year stopped to work.
Furthermore, the panic.plist entries all say that the problem is a watchdog timeout. Apple's iOS seems to allow the devices only to take up to two minutes (always around 120 seconds in the CrashLogs) to boot up, then probably another 120 seconds to launch the SpringBoard process (which explains the watchdog timeouts in the SpringBoard-CrashLogs).
I will not restore the iPhone because I unfortunately haven't backed up for a long time and there have been many data changes since the last backup.
So altogether, I tried to collect all the information I know here, but that's really not enough. Apple unlikely wants to help me, the phone support was really nice, but even asked his superior, who couldn't help either.
My questions to you folks now are: Do you have any more information regarding panic.plist's, watchdog timeouts or reboot loops?
What would your advice be? Any chance to get onto my data and back it up? Or is waiting the best solution?
Would it be better to try several hard resets, or let the battery run empty and start the whole process again, or just let the phone plugged in so it tries to reboot on and on until it's hopefully successful sometime?
And: Would it maybe increase the loading time if I would take the SIM card out of the iPhone, so the chance to have an successful try would be higher?
Note: I am still using iOS 5.1.1 because I am completely sure that I'd have to buy an iPhone 5 to run 1300+ apps on iOS 6.

Okay, some more information about this.
Apparently there is a 'watchdog' that listens whether the iPhone's software responds or not. If it doesn't, it forces a restart, and also creates a panic.plist entry (under Diagnostics). Unfortunately the responding time is only 120 seconds. The problem I have now is the so called 'Application Map'. To ensure a smooth browsing through the different screen filled with apps, this map is regenerated everytime the user installs a new app or deletes one. Because I have more than 1300 apps installed, generating this Application Map usually takes more than two minutes. I can only hope that sometime in the next days my iPhone will be able to do this in less than 120 seconds (like it has done that several times before).
I still can't explain why everything had been working great during the last two months. I have probably installed some new apps, but also deleted other ones, so the number of total apps didn't really increase heavily.
However, I've read about some possible solutions to this problem (without restoring - which would solve the problem only temporarily anyway):
Hard-resetting the iPhone until the screen is completely black, then wait a few minutes, then turn the device on. It's possible that this has to be repeated several times, but for the user who posted this it resolved the issue.
For all the (in this case lucky) guys with a jailbreak: SSH into the iPhone, then temporarily move the watchdog located under /System/Library/SystemConfiguration/mobilewatchdog.bundle to a different folder, the iPhone will boot up after a few minutes. Then just move the watchdog back. It's a shame that apparently jailbreak users can resolve this issue, while normal users can't.
I also want to note that this problem has been appearing since iOS 2, which came out more than four years ago. It would be really no big deal for Apple developers to change the 120 seconds to e.g. 300 or even more. I've found hundreds of threads, not only here, where users complain about exactly the same issue. I don't have any hope that an Apple employee will ever read this, but if so, please keep that in mind. I don't understand why Apple has done nothing to solve this issue.
However, if you have any more ideas, please reply here. If there's anyone around here who has managed to successfully install more than 1300 apps on his iPhone (or iPod touch), please post that.

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Model Identifier:          iMac12,1
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Number of Processors:          1
Total Number of Cores:          4
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Sleep: Success - AC
com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.powermanagement.sleep
com.apple.message.signature: Success
com.apple.message.value: 0
com.apple.message.result: Success
com.apple.message.uuid: A9EDA79D-440F-4CD5-B3FA-5A6451E6677B
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Wake: Drivers Failure - AC - HDEF SATA
com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.powermanagement.wake
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Console[919]
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asl_file_open_read() failed on path /var/log/DiagnosticMessages/2012.06.04.asl with error Invalid Data Store
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Console[919]
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com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[87]
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com.hp.messagecenter.launcher[115]
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com.apple.launchd[1]
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[0x0-0x14014].com.google.Chrome[147]
[0609/000837:INFO:breakpad_mac.mm(177)] Breakpad disabled
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[0x0-0x14014].com.google.Chrome[147]
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Jun 8 23:53:01 localhost Console[919]: asl_file_open_read() failed on path /var/log/DiagnosticMessages/2012.06.04.asl with error Invalid Data Store
Jun 8 23:53:32: --- last message repeated 18 times ---
Jun 8 23:53:32 localhost Console[919]: asl_file_open_read() failed on path /var/log/DiagnosticMessages/2012.06.04.asl with error Invalid Data Store
Jun 8 23:54:02: --- last message repeated 5 times ---
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Jun 9 00:07:12 localhost bootlog[41]: BOOT_TIME: 1339180618 0
Jun 9 00:07:15 localhost mDNSResponder[29]: mDNSResponder mDNSResponder-258.21 (May 26 2011 14:40:13) starting
Jun 9 00:07:16 localhost com.apple.usbmuxd[22]: usbmuxd-268.5 on Jan 5 2012 at 03:34:01, running 64 bit
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Jun 9 00:07:16 localhost com.apple.kextd[10]: Failed to load /System/Library/Extensions/IOSerialFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/InternalModemSu pport.kext - (libkern/kext) requested architecture/executable not found.
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Jun 9 00:07:16 localhost configd[13]: network configuration changed.
Jun 9 00:07:16 localhost configd[13]: bootp_session_transmit: bpf_write(en1) failed: Network is down (50)
Jun 9 00:07:16 localhost configd[13]: DHCP en1: INIT-REBOOT transmit failed
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Jun 9 00:07:18 localhost loginwindow[30]: Login Window - Returned from Security Agent
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Jun 8 07:22:58 Manoj-Satis-iMac configd[13]: Wake: Success - AC - EHC2
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Jun 8 07:22:58 Manoj-Satis-iMac configd[13]: network configuration changed.
Jun 8 07:23:05 Manoj-Satis-iMac loginwindow[30]: loginwindow SleepWakeCallback WILL sleep
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Jun 8 19:20:48 localhost DirectoryService[15]: Improper shutdown detected
Jun 8 19:20:48 localhost blued[17]: Apple Bluetooth daemon started
Jun 8 19:20:55 localhost fseventsd[34]: event logs in /.fseventsd out of sync with volume. destroying old logs. (319516 12 362581)
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Jun 8 19:20:55 localhost bootlog[41]: BOOT_TIME: 1339163443 0
Jun 8 19:20:58 localhost mDNSResponder[29]: mDNSResponder mDNSResponder-258.21 (May 26 2011 14:40:13) starting
Jun 8 19:20:58 localhost com.apple.usbmuxd[22]: usbmuxd-268.5 on Jan 5 2012 at 03:34:01, running 64 bit
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Kiroken,
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   Dec 8 19:03:53   Previous shutdown cause: -128
   Dec 8 19:03:57   BUG in process suhelperd[172]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (1 total, 1 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 8 19:04:51   BUG in process suhelperd[172]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (0 total, 0 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 8 20:02:42   ** GPU Hardware VM is disabled (multispace: disabled, page table updates with DMA: disabled)
   Dec 8 20:02:42   Previous shutdown cause: -128
   Dec 8 20:02:46   BUG in process suhelperd[170]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (1 total, 1 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 8 20:03:28   BUG in process suhelperd[170]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (0 total, 0 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 9 14:53:21   Previous shutdown cause: -128
   Dec 9 14:53:25   BUG in process suhelperd[184]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (1 total, 1 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 9 15:19:04   ** GPU Hardware VM is disabled (multispace: disabled, page table updates with DMA: disabled)
   Dec 9 15:19:04   Previous shutdown cause: -128
   Dec 9 15:19:09   BUG in process suhelperd[182]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (1 total, 1 external, 0 legacy-external)
   Dec 9 15:19:38   BUG in process suhelperd[182]: over-released legacy external boost assertions (0 total, 0 external, 0 legacy-external)
Total CPU usage: user 16%, system 10%
CPU usage by process "WindowServer" with UID 0: 2.5%
Extrinsic system jobs:
Extrinsic agents:
   com.plexapp.ht.helper
   com.spotify.webhelper
   com.google.keystone.user.agent
launchd items:
   Library/LaunchAgents/com.google.keystone.agent.plist
   (com.google.keystone.user.agent)
   Library/LaunchAgents/com.plexapp.ht.helper.plist
   (com.plexapp.ht.helper)
   Library/LaunchAgents/com.spotify.webhelper.plist
   (com.spotify.webhelper)
Unsigned shared libraries:
   /usr/lib/libcom_err.dylib
   /usr/lib/libdes425.dylib
   /usr/lib/libgcc_s.10.4.dylib
   /usr/lib/libgcc_s.10.5.dylib
   /usr/lib/libgssapi_krb5.dylib
   /usr/lib/libk5crypto.dylib
   /usr/lib/libkrb4.dylib
   /usr/lib/libkrb5.dylib
   /usr/lib/libkrb524.dylib
   /usr/lib/libkrb5support.dylib
   /usr/lib/liblber.dylib
   /usr/lib/libldap.dylib
   /usr/lib/libldap_r.dylib
   /usr/lib/libpython.dylib
   /usr/lib/libpython2.6.dylib
   /usr/lib/libpython2.7.dylib
   /usr/lib/libtcl.dylib
   /usr/lib/libtcl8.5.dylib
   /usr/lib/libtk.dylib
   /usr/lib/libtk8.5.dylib
   /usr/lib/python2.6/config/libpython2.6.a
   /usr/lib/python2.6/config/libpython2.6.dylib
   /usr/lib/python2.7/config/libpython2.7.a
   /usr/lib/python2.7/config/libpython2.7.dylib
Profiles:        0
User login items:
   Macs Fan Control
   Google Chrome
   Spotify
   Plex Media Server
Restricted user files:       39
Font problems:        0
Elapsed time (s): 235
The machine will run (seemingly) indefinitely in Safe Mode. Anyone have any ideas? This feels like it might be a GPU issue to me, but the fact is it does seem to have started since I upgraded to Yosemite.

Thanks Brett, but I'm quite well past all of the suggestions in that page. Hence my post.
The OS is not actually booting, and certainly isn't telling me it recovered from a crash. As I said in my post, "I have ruled out hard drive and replaced RAM, but this is still happening. After several of these, the machine gets stuck in a reboot loop, from which it doesn't recover."
I have filmed it in verbose mode in order to catch the last log line. I am able to run commands in single user mode.

My Iphone 5 is in a reboot loop and recovery and dfu mode doesnt work

My Iphone is in a reboot loop and i need help now!

Make sure you have the Current Version of iTunes Installed on your computer
iTunes free download from www.itunes.com/download
Then See Here > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808
You may need to try this More than Once... Be sure to Follow ALL the Steps...
Take your time... Pay particular attention to Steps 3 and 4.
Some users have reported as many as 8 or 9 attempts were necessary before success.
If the issue persists...
Then a Visit to an Apple Store or AASP (Authorized Apple Service Provider) is the Next Step...
Be sure to make an appointment first...

Blackberry torch 9800 is stuck in a reboot loop

My Blackberry torch 9800 is stuck in a reboot loop tried all fixes nothing works, desk top manager wont fix, nor will a download of OS, sounds like a common problem can anyone help!

here is a log it doesnt make any sense to me but maybe it does to someone else on this forum hope it helps!!
RimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:28.792 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:28.794 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:28.795 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:28.862 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   JL Session error message: HRESULT error during Open: bc000002
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:32.651 INFO     EventDisp               ***--------- Device disconnected via USB Device: \\?\USB#Vid_0fcaPid_0001&MI_00&0107 PIN 0 GUID 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 Location ID 4100000 Power 500
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:32.661 WARN**   RECOVER                 Ignoring expected device disconnect event 1 [NessusCommand BDNessusRecoverDeviceCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:32.663 WARN**   EventDisp               Device disconnect consumed by [NessusCommand BDNessusRecoverDeviceCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:33.863 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   JL Session error message: OSStatus error during Close: -29296
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:33.901 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:33.901 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:33.901 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.905 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.908 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.909 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.910 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.910 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:34.910 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.913 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.915 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.916 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.917 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.917 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:35.917 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.922 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.928 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.929 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.930 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.930 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:36.930 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.934 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.935 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.936 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.937 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.938 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:37.938 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.941 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.943 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.944 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.945 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.945 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:38.945 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.949 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.955 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.956 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.957 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.957 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:39.957 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.961 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.963 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.964 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.965 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.965 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:40.965 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.969 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.971 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.972 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.973 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.973 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:41.973 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.982 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.985 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.986 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.987 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.987 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:42.987 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.991 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.993 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.996 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.997 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.998 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:43.998 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.003 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.005 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.006 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.007 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.007 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:45.007 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BDRimBaseException (Failed to open java loader session.) created
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.011 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   No resources to close for device: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)] [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]...
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.018 INFO     BASECMD      Commands   Opening JL session for device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]. [NessusCommand BDNessusInstallBundleCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.019 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Requesting JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.020 INFO     JAVALOADER   Commands   Completed JL connect [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 pin:0x0 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.020 ERROR*** JAVALOADER   Commands   Failed to open java loader session with error: 3
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:10:46.020 ERROR*** default      Commands   Exception RimDeviceSessionConnectException -- BD(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.265 INFO     EventDisp               ***--------- Device connected via USB Device: \\?\USB#Vid_0fcaPid_8004&MI_00&0211 PIN 679217637 GUID 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 Location ID 24100000 Power 500
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.265 INFO     default                 USB device PID: 0x8004, bootrom metrics: 472 bytes
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.266 DEBUG    EventDisp               ***--------- Device CONNECTED: {     BBPIN = 679217637;     "BR Metrics" = <10000600 d8010000 0d000a05 07180005 52494d20 426c6163 6b426572 72792044 65766963 65000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 65635f61 67656e74 00000000 00000000 4a756c20 32322032 30313000 00000000 31303a30 313a3331 00000000 00000000 00010f00 09000000 00000000 b0000000 14000000 d8000000 40000000 24000000 046f025c 00000200 04000000 01000000 012202d8 03020404 072f0b01 0c060d09 37013b05 41014601 ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff 4a56be92 18000100 1d0c0000 00000000 d0070000 180c0000 00000000 00000000 19080000 02000000 1a080000 c4070000 1e0c0000 c5070000 d0070000 230c1a00 000000b0 ffffffbf 230c1a00 000000c0 ffffffcf 09080000 1b16a20b ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff ffffffff>;     DeviceName = "\\\\?\\USB#Vid_0fcaPid_8004&MI_00&0211";     "Extended Properties Version" = 1;     GUID = 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40;     HubAddress = 24100000;     "MUX Version" = 2.007812;     NetworkType = 7;     "OS Metrics" = <12000300 cc010000 000000b8 383c2bb9 fcff4abf 65635f61 67656e74 00000000 00000000 4a756e20 20332032 30313100 30333a33 373a3338 00000000 52494d20 426c6163 6b426572 72792044 65766963 65000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 07180005 df000606 ec0bf9d0 bc2390b8 00000000 880300b8 242d00b8 0001ffff 93e1d0c3 f4000000 14000000 f8207ab8 00000000 44010000 20000000 0000000a 00000000 b8cc84b8 21000200 08000000 03009500 8482dfb8 04e20005 00000000 00000000 1c0ad1b8 64010000 68000000 fcff5fbe 00000000 01010cff 040100ff 0201d7ff 0d010909 03010002 07012fff 0b0100ff 3c0001ff 3b0100ff ff000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 362e362e 302e3232 33000000 00330014 001f0108 0058405e 0078405e 00a0405e 03009500 01000100 04e20005 04000300 0000000a 02000000 11020000 05000500 00000100 08000100 00000100 09000100 00000100 0a000100 21000200 03000100 11000200 07000100 01000000 0b000100 55000304 06000200 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000>;     "OS Type" = 0;     Power = 500;     "Product ID" = 32772;     "USB Vendor ID" = 4042;     "Vendor ID" = 301;     kDeviceDriverKey = 1;     kDeviceHasJVMKey = 1;     kDevicePhysicalConnectionKey = 1; }
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.267 DEBUG    CFP                     Device Attached
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.267 DEBUG    CFP                     ... don't care -- not looking for specific device
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.269 DEBUG    EventDisp               Device connected: [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 (287C09E5) pin:0x287C09E5 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.270 WARN**   RECOVER                 Device connected while updating device [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 (287C09E5) pin:0x287C09E5 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]
(3420) 2012-08-07 00:29:52.271 WARN**   EventDisp               Device connect consumed by [NessusCommand BDNessusRecoverDeviceCommand [Device name:BlackBerry Torch 9800 (287C09E5) pin:0x287C09E5 model:BlackBerry Torch 9800 hardwareID:0x5001807 GUID: 1E1D57483225E162014D62CB7811CAD33E249F40 - appsnull) platformnull)]]

Neverending Reboot loop

Hello I have a real weird problem,
I've updated my Tiger 10.4.11 to Leopard 10.5.1 and now in an neverending reboot loop. My MacBook (2Ghz Core Duo, 2 GB Ram) starts, then I get a grey screen with Apple Logo, then after 2 minutes, the computer reboots and so one....
To stop this (infinite) reboot loop I need to put the Leopard DVD in the drive and wait for an unknown time of reboots to finally get the login screen. After that I can log in and use Leopard without any problem.
I have no clue, what is going wrong, I've checked the Startupitems ( none, deactivated the Time Machine)and reset PRAM several times...
I'm really upset because I really don't know why the MacBook is rebooting and needs the Leopard DVD to correctly boot ???
Thanks a lot for your help !

MatthieuD wrote:
Ok, so I've tried following stuff:
PRAM reset several times, no connected devices
Clean install of Leopard : endless boot loop until I press Command + V and reboot
Sometimes "You need to restart your computer" message
You have to stop here. Never modify an OS that is not working properly!
Install of Leopard with Update 10.5.2 : endless boot loop
Sometimes "You need to restart your computer" message
OK, we knew it would not help.
Clean install of Tiger: works wonderful
Clean install of Tiger + Upgrade to Leopard : endless boot loop
Something is wrong with one or more of your Tiger apps.
Once started (after a random number of minutes, going from 5 to 20 minutes of reboot loops) Leopard works without any problem and is very fast.
Bad RAM???
I bought my MacBook in June 2006 and it has 2Ghz and 2 GB Ram. Apple Hardware Check was also ok.
Here is an excerpt of a "strange" message coming when I boot in verbose mode
BSM Auditing present and then reboots
panic cpu 0 caller 0x001A7BED) : Kernel Trap at 0x001a1ca2
Backtrace terminated-invalid frame pointer 0
BSP process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
Not yet set
kernel Version:
Darwin Kernel Version 9.10.0
System model name: MacBook 1,1
I'm really disappointed. It seems as if Leopard can't boot correctly with early MacBooks !
What else could I do ?
Sounds like RAM going bad or a HD going bad.
You have done marvelous sleuthing. I am quite sure you have some kind of marginal hardware problem that does not show up all the time. Beware that Leopard is a very demanding system on hardware. Is all your RAM from Apple?

P6N SLI Platinum – endless reboot loop. Need help!

P6N SLI Platinum – endless reboot loop. Need help!
Configuration;
Windows XP Pro, SP-2
On old hard drive (Maxtor) I installed in the new case
OCZ GameXStream OCZ700GXSSLI ATX12V 700W Power Supply
MSI P6N SLI Platinum
EVGA 256-P2-N550-T2 7600GT
INTEL Dual Core E4400
MEMORY tried two different ones;
GeIL Esoteria 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)
Kingston Value Ram 1GB 667MH (of course tried in different slots, stick @ time)
NEC DVD player/burner
Old Maxtor IDE drive W/OS (I have new Seagate serial but won’t install it until I get everything else running.
Computer goes in an endless reboot cycle. First, showing a black screen with small parallel white hash marks. Can pull up Bios but that’s as far as I can go. At first, I thought the high end Geil memory might be at fault. But after installing the more generic Kingston I get the same looping.
In Bios, it is reading all my hardware; CPU, memory, hard drives, temperatures, voltages, etc. the only thing it doesn’t specifically show is the Evga video card. I don’t know if there is really any place it would show except in Hardware Profile.
One other thing, Bios is showing the NEC as the Primary IDE Master and the Maxtor as the Secondary IDE master (although I have tried it both ways). I generally like to boot first from my DVD then go to hard drive.
I don’t know where to go from here. Can anyone give me some suggestions?
Thanks,
Clickman

two replies;
To Vernonion
With JUST new Sata drive & DVD I get message "Reboot & select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device & press a key" in other words, install windows. No flashing anything.
To Maesus
Yes, have tried boot sequence every which way . DVD functions as I ran Memtest for 4 hours last night.
I think I will use the information mentioned in the 3 links V gave me earlier to "repair" the OS on my old Maxtor drive. It is partitioned with OS in one area by itself, docs in another partition, programs another, etc. so I wouldn't lose any work. At worst, I might have to reinstall some programs. At best, I accomplish what I set out to do.
Many thanks,
Clickman

P67A-G43 B3: Cannot POST--reboot loop on formerly working system--out of ideas

So I bought a computer today off of Craigslist. I demoed it before buying, running CPU and GPU benchmarks and playing a bit of Skyrim. Everything looked good. I put it in my car, drive for 10 minutes (no big bumps/turns to speak of) get it into my apartment, plug it all in and *BOOM* the computer starts for a sec and then powers down, going into a loop, doing it over and over till I hit reset. 6 hours later, I have made no progress, hoping someone here might have some suggestions.
Specs:
P67A-G43 B3 board
i5 2500k CPU
16gb GSkill DDR3 1600 Ram (2x8 gb)
Geforce gtx 480 video
Corsair 650W PSU
What I've already done:
First, I re-seated ram and video. Same issue.
Then, I tried re-seating the motherboard, took it out and screwed it back in (thinking something came loose and caused a short). No dice.
Next, I tried resetting CMOS (unplug power, hit "reset CMOS" button, took battery out for 5-10 mins, replaced). The computer boots! But, no video. No harddrive access. No nothing, other than the fans, as far as I can tell. I restart, and it's back to square one (with the infinity reboot loop). This behavior is repeatable, IE if I reset CMOS, it gets it out of the loop for one start, but there are no other changes. It doesn't constantly restart, but it's not giving me anything more than that, and the restart behavior returns as soon as I power off. In fact, if I short the Power On switch on the board to turn the power off, the system comes back on about 2 seconds later with an infinite loop. Strange.
Then, I took everything out of the box, re-assembled on a breadboard with bare minimum components. With CPU and No RAM, the behavior is the same (including the reset CMOS behavior). Ditto if I add a stick of RAM (tried it with both sticks, in a bunch of different slots, no difference) and if I add the video card in.
Additionally, I've re-seated the CPU heatsink, no effect. I've checked the pins on the CPU for any bent pins--I saw none, everything looked normal as far as I could tell. On the back, all pins look good, except for two that seemed to be touching on one of the PCI slots (this PCI slot does appear slightly bent forward on the front). I took a knife and carefully made the pins not touch, like the rest of the slots, but this seems to have had no effect.
So, I've got what should be a pretty sweet rig sitting on a cutting board right now unable to do anything. I consider myself reasonably technical, but I'm out of ideas. One thought I did have was I wondered if there was any way to upgrade BIOS with the board in such a state? Maybe by USB? Doesn't seem like I can though. Also, this system was working fine TODAY, and apparently had been working fine for a while, so wth, why now? Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm tearing my hair out.
One additional note: the green tag on the motherboard w/ BIOS description says "E7673\IMS1A0"
Many thanks!

Since it was working fine before it got into the car and within 10 mins there's problems. I think it could be some of the power connections to the board or the PSU suddenly gone bonkers.
The reason for pointing out these two hardware is due to the fact that they have not been changed out with another similar hardware for testing yet.

Msi z77 mpower. higher than 8gb = reboot loop. help.

Hey guys I'm posting this in hopes that maybe someone could figure out what is causing my new build to reboot loop without post if I added anything higher than 8gb of ram stick. I updated the bios to latest non-beta version, drivers all updated, and made sure that all connectors were correct and properly attached.
Here is my build:
i7 3770k
Corsair H80 liq.cooling
MSI Z77 Mpower Mobo
Corsair Vengeance 16gb (4x4gb) 1600MHz [9-9-9-24]
Asus Geforce GTX 670
Corsair AX850 psu
2 WD Black 1gb HD
Win 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
Everything is at default options since I didn't want to overclock without including the full 4 sticks of ram. Whenever I add a stick into slots 1 or 2 while having a stick in either(or both) slots 3 and/or 4, and attempt to start it up, the mobo's debug shows 55(early memory initialization) and then gets stuck in a reboot loop. It boots up fine if I only add 1 stick in either slot 1 or 2 but if I add either a stick in slot 3 or 4 or add a stick in 2 while having a stick in 1, reboot loop occurs. I've searched everywhere for similar problems and actually did find one on this forums, https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162331.0, except that the thread starter's problems were about getting the reboot loop problem after he has overclocked his system and nothing about the number of ram he has added.
fyi: the mobo names ram slots(from left to right) as slots 3, 4, 1, 2 (in case anyone gets confused reading what I have wrote above)
Some assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Honestly, it doesn't matter what slots are what number because I cannot add a 3rd stick (more than 8gb) without pc going into reboot loop and or any variations of dual channel setup without pc going into reboot loop.
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 19-November-12, 07:07:05
Sounds like maybe the DRAM V. is being set too low by the BIOS. Raise it to 1.55-1.575v's and see if that resolves it.
using your #1 image, if i try to add stick in dimm1&3 or dimm2&4 it would reboot loop. If I tried 1&4 or dimm2&3 it would reboot loop.
If i tried dimm3&4 it would reboot loop.
BUT if I did dimm1&2 like I have it right now, it would boot up with no problems. I have already tried raising the DRAM V with no luck as well.

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