HT1533 Anybody know what System Failure: cpu=0; code=00C39080 means? My iMac (17inch iSight) wont start and I got this msg

Was wondering if anyone could help with the above problem...

Doesn't sound good, but a few suggestionhere...
http://hintsforums.macworld.com/showthread.php?t=74846

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Can Anyone Help With........System failure: CPU=0:Code=

Trying to help a friend diagnose an issue with her I-Mac. It's running along fine then all of a sudden it freezes and a black window comes up with white type which reads System Failure:CPU=0:code=00000007(unaligned stack) Latest crash info for CPU0: (then about 9 lines of descriptive code which I have if it helps)
Sounds like a processor error to me, but don't know. If anyone can help it owuld be sincerely appreciated.
thanks,
Rodney

Hi there & welcome to Apple Discussions...!
I'm wondering if the processor is over-heating? Is that a G4 iMac?
The model and configuration would determine several factors.
If possible, a sensor software may be able to tell if the computer
is over-heating; but if it is too old a model, there would be little
if any information from the processor. Some don't have a sensor.
If the computer has been worked on, and the upper section opened
beyond the place where the second RAM and wi-fi card hides, it
may be possible the thermo-paste and thermo-couple may need
to be looked into; since this is important. If the factory RAM slot
has seen an upgrade, or if the clock battery replaced, or maybe
if the hard disk drive was upgraded; these require the upper part
of the iMac G4 to be opened. And it is a tedious process...
And if that is an iMac G5 or maybe a newer Intel® powered iMac
the question of overheating or other hardware issue may remain.
Good luck & happy computing!

Crash - System failure: cpu=1 code 00000001

For the past few days I have been experiencing computer crash:
System failure: cpu=1 code 00000001 ......
I have been reading blogs online and this appears to be a big problem with the Mac G5 PowerPC.
I have done so far a DiskWarrior fix. A Disk Utilities from the OSX install disk.
Temps are in the range of 32C to 56C.
Has been running OK today except for this morning when it would not boot up - just the gray screen with the spinning circle.

Might try this...
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3355115?start=0&tstart=0

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My Macbook Pro 15" has been hanging and crashing a lot lately (just after applecare expired too!), I did a clean install and upgraded to 10.6, did the usual disk first aid (even checked for viruses) and after nothing helped, I finally ran hardware test from the install dvd and received the following error: 4MOT/2/400000004: Left side -3286; I know 4MOT is the logic board, but does anybody have any ideas what the rest means?

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I cannot see what is wrong with this code but i can't get it to compile. when i try to compile it i get the
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Here is my code
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Youd don't have a class file. Compile it first then run it. If your compiler isnt making the .class file tell me and ill give you a link to a realy good java compiler.

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Any ideas on system crashing Waiting for remote debugger connection? it is frozen and happens after 10-20 min or with use of some programs?

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Can you count the beeps or flashes?
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Meaning
short, short, short
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short, long, short
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Installed new RAM and now got System Failure: cpu=0 error

This is so frustrating! I installed a 1 GB RAM chip (4200) in addition to the original 512 RAM. I turned on the computer, everything started and was working. I went in to the System Profiler and it was showing RAM as ok, but it had this: (Reversed) <-- in the name. I thought it was odd, but it was at least showing up. I quit iCal and I got a screen full of code with errors - the one I kept seeing was a kernel error. There was also a message that I needed to restart. I did - then it would not come on (fan was running, no video). So I shut down, took out the RAM, put it back in and let it sit for a few hours. When I turned it back on, it started up and I was able to log in to Gmail and created a message reply. In the middle of typing, I got an error that starts out with "System Failure: cpu=0; code=000000004 (No saveareas)" There's a lot more (about 1/3 of my screen) and the last line says "Waiting for remote debugger connection." I live about an hour and a half from a Mac store, so if I have to get there, I can....but does this mean I have a bad RAM chip or just a bad computer?

Odds are that it's a bad RAM module. People report many problems even with RAM modules that supposedly meet the printed specs. This is why a vendor that will easily replace modules is helpful.
Go back to the original 512MB only and see if the computer at least works. You might also try swapping sockets. It's possible you may have exacerbated the dead RAM socket problem, or even just have lint or dust in the sockets.

HT2693 Does anybody know what to do when you purchased a app from iTunes but some how enough funds were not available although I have 4 back up sources for payments. Which has left me with a balance to iTunes for 4.98.

I can't get any updates for my apps. I can't connect apps to Facebook and I can't even play some game they won't load all because iTunes must have been trying to take funds for a purchase. Although it doesn't tell me what purchase. Just that I owe them 4.98. I've written to them ten times and can't get them to understand this simple fix.."take your money". I even went as far as making a call to Apple which is no longer covered under my terms. 35.00 for a phone call. Only to find out it iTunes holding up everything with both my iPhone 4Gs and my iPad 2.
iTunes is telling me all this crap but not taking the money. I'm pretty clear as to what the problem is. But for some reason they just can't understand me.
So, how do you send iTunes 4.98 to clear your account? You can't.....I can't even purchase anything until they take the stupid money and hold off my account. But I'm getting no where with any of the people at iTunes. It sure seems simple to me but I guess it's not for them.
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Hi friend,
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No loadable handlers?? Does anybody know what this means?

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HT1533 Anybody know what System Failure: cpu=0; code=00C39080 means? My iMac (17inch iSight) wont start and I got this msg

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