Snow Leopard crashes on shut down
Whenever I try to shut down my Macbook (unibody 2.4) it crashes, and says "You need to restart your computer... etc" Is this a common problem? I'm on OS 10.6.1
Thanks.
Yes, I know what you mean--even though not good with logs. I was going to suggest a PRAM reset, but bumped into the read. I'm sure I am not a great kernel panic resolver. I usually post the read you did. Thought nothing would be lost by posting the Apple read too. However, I was wrong; Some of Apple's credibility with you was lost. And, now mine too since you mentioned the article's shortcomings.
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Macbook - v.10.6 Snow Leopard asking to shut down every 10 min
Hi All,
Recently I`ve upgraded to Snow Leopard, however it the shut down windows pops up every 10 minutes. In addition I`m not able to shut down it since it is restarting. Steps already taken:
- Format
- Booting without battery
- Sleep settings - never go to sleep
Did anyone had the same issue?
Thank you in advance.Hi,
thanks for the replay. Yes, it is Apple message, the same when you want to shut down Mac. -
My MacBook Pro Snow Leopard will not shut down.
When I try to shut down my MacBook Pro it goes as far as the spinning wheel on the blue screen and will not complete the shutdown. I have to hold the power button to shut down completely.
Both disk and permission repair does not solve the problem.
Help please.I had the exact same problem, the only way for me to fix it is to delete everything off your mac, or backup your data and reinstall the OS, but just reinstalling the OS won't fix it, back up your data (if you want to keep it) and then erase everything off your mac then put your data back in. Hope it helps.
Thomas -
Hi,
On installing Leopard I had loads of issues so decided to do a clean install which did resolve all my issues. However, this latterly I noticed Leopard will not shut down, it runs through the process, as in the finder and any open applications disappear, then I just get winding down icon and it never turns off.
Any suggestions?a brody wrote:
It is unlikely any next update will fix this issue, because it is not an update related issue. If it were, no one here would be able to shutdown their machine.
Is this necessarily true? If Leopard shut down is hanging fora several people when Tiger did not then this strikes me as a software problem that will (hopefully) be identified, fixed, and rolled up in a future update.
I will caveat this comment though with the fact I'm new to the world of macs and very new to these forums so I don't necesarily know what I'm talking about(!) so please correct me if I'm wrong to believe this.
Let me throw my experience into the mix :
Having never had any software issues with my Mac's I upgraded to Leopard a few days ago and noticed two things:
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No...it's not a **** site.
I have been trying to see the iPad cover films at Incipio. Every time...I mean EVERY time I click on the "iPad Accessories" tab on their homepage, Snow Leopard crashed immediately.
Here's the kernal panic message that's getting submitted each time:
Interval Since Last Panic Report: 1030082 sec
Panics Since Last Report: 6
Anonymous UUID: 54E924C2-F1C4-4865-ACAA-FDA2AE4FEEE3
Sat Apr 24 20:01:29 2010
panic(cpu 1 caller 0x2a8ac2): Kernel trap at 0x00294506, type 14=page fault, registers:
CR0: 0x8001003b, CR2: 0x44225000, CR3: 0x00100000, CR4: 0x00000660
EAX: 0x44214199, EBX: 0xfffffff2, ECX: 0x3fffbc63, EDX: 0xfffffff2
CR2: 0x44225000, EBP: 0x585db3b8, ESI: 0x14b946fd, EDI: 0x44224ffd
EFL: 0x00010207, EIP: 0x00294506, CS: 0x00000008, DS: 0x00870010
Error code: 0x00000002
Backtrace (CPU 1), Frame : Return Address (4 potential args on stack)
0x585db148 : 0x21b449 (0x5ce420 0x585db17c 0x2238a5 0x0)
0x585db198 : 0x2a8ac2 (0x590478 0x294506 0xe 0x590642)
0x585db278 : 0x29e9a8 (0x585db290 0x0 0x585db3b8 0x294506)
0x585db288 : 0x294506 (0xe 0x585d0048 0x10 0x2b0010)
0x585db3b8 : 0x962412 (0x14b83800 0x1 0x5a0 0x4420a000)
0x585db818 : 0x963eca (0x1 0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1)
0x585db888 : 0x960f8c (0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1 0x4420a000)
0x585db8c8 : 0x95ee57 (0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1 0x4420a000)
0x585db998 : 0x4c3730 (0x0 0xb2ee43c 0x0 0x585dba54)
0x585db9f8 : 0x4afe4d (0xb2ee43c 0x0 0x585dba54 0x0)
0x585dba48 : 0x34d10b (0xb2ee480 0x54335f00 0x1 0x337496)
0x585dba98 : 0x351190 (0x5441f600 0x34 0x1 0x6a00a8c0)
0x585dbc68 : 0x346d2c (0x5441f600 0x14 0x585dbc98 0x0)
0x585dbca8 : 0x3483cb (0x5441f600 0x14 0x6 0x0)
0x585dbdd8 : 0x3484f2 (0x5441f600 0x0 0x84ba40 0x847e40)
0x585dbdf8 : 0x32ecab (0x2 0x5441f600 0x585dbe78 0x22712a)
0x585dbe38 : 0x31b52a (0x2 0x5441f600 0x1 0x4b50db34)
0x585dbec8 : 0x3177a5 (0x85ffa04 0x2 0x5441f600 0x4f952b)
0x585dbef8 : 0x319f1d (0x87b7a4 0x8c027c8 0x54428800 0x585dbf4c)
0x585dbf68 : 0x31a18b (0x0 0x5441f600 0x0 0x8718d2c)
0x585dbfc8 : 0x29e6cc (0x8718d04 0x0 0x29e6db 0x80ce7a8)
Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies):
com.Cvnt.nke(2.0)@0x95d000->0x96cfff
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
10D573
Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 10.3.0: Fri Feb 26 11:58:09 PST 2010; root:xnu-1504.3.12~1/RELEASE_I386
System model name: MacBookPro5,5 (Mac-F2268AC8)
System uptime in nanoseconds: 23966135820417
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Hello all,
I am debugging a binary (assembly only) using GDB 6.3.50-20050815 (Apple version gdb-1510) installed via latest XCode version and I am interested in watching $EAX for a specific value.
The problem is whenever I set a watchpoint for a register ("watch $eax", or "watch $eax == 0x12345678" i.e.) and issue "continue", the system crashes right away and I get rebooted. If I single-step it, there is no problem, until I continue the execution.
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There was no relevant log info. See console output for "All Messages":
19/01/11 11:06:25 brunovelasco[375] Notice sdsd
19/01/11 12:09:49 kernel Debug npvhash=4095
19/01/11 11:06:25 brunovelasco[375] Notice sd
======> Crash happens here <======
19/01/11 12:09:49 kernel Debug Darwin Kernel Version 10.6.0: Wed Nov 10 18:11:58 PST 2010; root:xnu-1504.9.26~3/RELEASEX8664
19/01/11 12:09:49 kernel Debug vmpagebootstrap: 941583 free pages and 33265 wired pages
19/01/11 12:09:49 kernel Debug kext submap [0xffffff7f80600000 - 0xffffff8000000000], kernel text [0xffffff8000200000 - 0xffffff8000600000]
Just before reproducing the crash I generated a debug dummy message ("sdsdsd") as a checkpoint, using "logger", and there was any log message further this one (besides the bootup ones, of course). Bootup messages don't say anything. I checked it using Console and Profiler.
I was also looking forward to see any log or gdb dump.
UPDATE: crash happens for watching a specific value and not for a general watch ("watch $eax" is fine; "watch $eax == 0x12345678" reboots). -
Snow Leopard crashes increasing
Hello-
Since updating to Snow Leopard, my mac crashes three-four times a week. Lately it's been happening two or more times a day. It starts with the screen freezing, then part of the screen doesn't display the video correctly (like another image is being displayed...) then it restarts on it's own. I've never seen the display do this- and it can't be a good sign.
I haven't been able to determine any responsible application, and I'm on my fourth SL re-install. Does anybody have any ideas why Snow Leopard crashes so much? Any ideas are welcome.
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I think there are two types of crashes happening:
1) _With restart_. This happens almost exclusively while iDVD is rendering video.
2) _System freeze._ I can't pin these crashes to any application, and I have to do a hard restart to get out of it. These happen almost daily.
I tried reinstalling iDVD from the disk that came with my computer, but he option to install is greyed out. I deleted the iDVD cache in my home folder and themes from iDVD 1-4. Unfortunately it is still happening.
Ay thoughts?
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Every time I try to add a new video to my photo folder...iTunes says it's experiencing a problem and then it crashes and shuts down. What can I do to add video to my photo folders?
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- Close iTunes, if it's open
- Open Safari and got to 'Preferences'
- Select 'Security' on the top
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- Highlight them (select them collectively) and press 'Remove'
- Now open iTunes and buy the song as usual.
- You may be asked to do the same security process as before, so do as asked.
- Hopefully, the security check will now have accepted your answers and start downloading the song as normal.
Remember to re-tick all the required security options you had just un-ticked in Safari preferences. You don't need to bother about opening the cookies again.
I hope this has worked for you and my profoundest apologies if it has not. Worth a go, though!
I did see this thread: https://discussions.apple.com/message/18259935#18259935 which may be of more help, mainly the last entry by 'c2boyd'
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Safari crashes and shuts down every time I visit Grays Online. Anyone else with this problem?
Safari crashes and shuts down every time I visit Grays Online. Site usually flicks off in under a minute. Anyone else with this problem?
The website may need more memory than you have available if you are running iOS 5.1.1 on the original iPad. Try some basic troubleshooting steps. Maybe quitting all apps might be the best thing to try.
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I have many videos that I have purchased thru Itunes, however, when I try to watch them on my computer (pc), Itunes crashes and shuts down.
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My iTunes 10.5 on Snow Leopard crashes after several minutes from starting. I've tried to reinstall it many times, but nothing helps. What should I do to solve this problem?
Very many thanks to you, Putaro! Your answer provided the solution. It was a buggy plug-in that turned out to be the culprit.
You're off the hook, Apple, and my apologies for stating that you let a dog run loose. You skated by this time, Apple. But I'm watching you.
But again, Putaro's reference to the plugins I had installed over the years turned out to illuminate the problem. I have several plugins in my iTunes plugins folder, pretty much all designed to add more visualizer functionality. I removed all of them, and ALL of the problems I noted in my post went away, with full iTunes functionality restored.
I began adding the plugins back to hopefully single out the culprit. Among the ones I had been using included fielder, G-Force, Timestrech, volcanokit, QuartzComposer, and Jax. I hadn't used any of them in a while - probably at least a verison or more back in iTunes updates, but iTunes continued to work with all of them installed. Currently, only QuartzComposer continues to work in iTunes 10.4. The rest no longer even show up as visualizer opitons, with one exception. Jax does show up, but does not work. AND THE PRESENCE OF JAX IS WHAT KILLED MY ITUNES.
I looked into it and went back to the developer, and it appears that they discontinued developing Jax some time ago - evidently, it was buggy and crash prone. I remember after buying it, having problems with it - having never worked to its touted potential, but I didn't pursue it, and never uninstalled it. Leaving it in there caused all iTunes functionality to cease with the iTunes 10.4 update.
If you've got Jax installed, consider removing it before updating to iTunes 10.4.
My iTunes is now working right as rain, thanks again to Putaro!
-Jon -
My itunes keep crashing or shutting down.
My iTunes keep crashing or shutting down when I click to open it. It freezes then closes. I've reported the bug and it's still doing it. When I connect my iPhone to iTunes wirelessly it also crashes. I've got all the latest software on my MacBook Pro and iPhone so don't know what it could be? It's so annoying! Please help!
Hello,
Do you use iTunes 10.6 ?
If yes we have to wait for Apple to fix it.
Here's a fix for to that problem.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/17958287#17958287 -
My iMatch is crashing every time is reaches the end of step #2 - checking all the songs in my iTunes library. There are 4,389 songs to match, and when it reaches 4,388 songs checked and matched, it crashes and shuts downs iTunes altogether.
hi i had the same problem today when i updated my itunes to latest version. however, i have just found my songs in the 'itunes media' folder. this was accessed through 'my music' then keep clicking through until you find itunes media and all my library songs were in there and i then just added these files to my library and all were restored however, i have lost all my playlists but at least my 700 songs are back. very dissapointed with apple that they have let this happen with their latest update, the previous version was miles better than this one . hope you find them. stevo
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I have 4 macs; Dual G5 Tower, Intel MacBook, Intel iMac, and G4 mini. I have upgraded all but the mini from Tiger to Leopard 10.5.2. Since then the Dual G5 Tower and the intel MacBook now crash 1 out of three times that I perform a system shutdown or restart.
Most times I send the crash report to apple. Looking at the log being sent, I cant tell if it is complaining about any specific application or extension.
Is there any console log I can look at? Are there any other suggestions?
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JeffJeffCMKRNL wrote:
Here is the crash information from the crash reporter:
panic(cpu 1 caller 0x0019D4D4): "simple lock deadlock detection: lock=0x2e51118c, cpu=1, owning thread=0x2e511188"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-1228.4.31/osfmk/i386/locks_i386.c:317
Jeff
xnu is the BSD kernel so that's not much help, at least to me.
When you boot, hold down the Command-V combination. It will boot and shut down in the verbose mode, giving you lots of info, some of which might help.
You can also run, in a terminal,
dmesg
and see most of the boot process.
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I am hoping I can get some answers and solutions as to why snow leopard is crashing my programs. CS4 and Mail. That's what I know of so far as I use them the most.
As soon as I go to try to save an image in CS4 it crashes. Every time! And when I try to attach an image (jpg) in Mail it crashes.
I am a photographer so working in CS4 is a daily thing for me. So, I had to wipe my HD and reinstall 10.5.
Are there any solutions out yet that can stop snow leopard from crashing my programs!?
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