Kernel panic after HD restored
I had an ibook g3 running 10.4.1 on which the hard drive was about to die, so I did a sparseimage backup of the essentials and held onto it.
I've only just managed to replace the drive and installed up to 10.3 on one partition. When I attempted to restore from the sparseimage to the other partition, I got all manner of problems: the image was greyed out (solved be turning it into a .dmg); when I tried to copy the .dmg onto the 2nd, empty partition I got an error (1) message (solved by opening the volume and copying volume-volume). Thank you past forum posts! Now, when I attempt to start up from the 10.4.1, I get a major kernel panic, unrolling in different ways each of the 3 times I've tried it. The question is: does this mean that the original backup was somehow corrupted? or could the problem have arisen after that? Also, is there anything I can delete or manipulate on that partition to solve this? I can still easily start up from 10.3, but I'd like to move the system up to 10.4 if possible. Thanks for your help... |
What does the panic.log indicate is crashing? You'll find it in /Library/Logs on the 10.4.1 volume...
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no panic.log...
searching both partitions, no panic.log on either. There is the console log, but it's last update is from around when I made the sparseimage in August.
Sorry for the delay... |
That's unfortunate -- hard to diagnose a kernel panic without a log. But, I'd try an archive-and-install to see if that helps.
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