Kernel Panic and app crash are two different things. You should send both panic.log and crash log (trim down to the latest incident log instead of the entire log for the file size sake) to CTMDev. If you send them to me privately, I will give half-baked educated guess. I am sure there are more qualified people on this list. If you know how to trim the long log down to needed portion, others may not mind posting it here.
KP is very low level. It is hard to imagine PM could cause it, but I don't have IntelMac to know how things are. The fact you get KP when using PM might mean you have bad RAM module, and the bad area isn't accessed until PM is running. This is in fact a common KP cause. You also seems to have unstable mail database. Have you tried repairing it, or tried with new one? -- - Hiro [PROTECTED] <[PROTECTED]> <[PROTECTED]> Alan Harper / 2006/07/10 / 10:39 AM wrote: >I am getting regular panics (grey screen, reboot required) on my MacBook >Pro. They occur as often as 2-3/day. I recently reinstalled the system >and fixed permissions in case that was the problem, but they continue. > >I suspect that PowerMail is at the root of the problem, but can't be >sure. I am also having the problem of PowerMail being unstable--often it >crashes, and then often when it comes back, it needs to re-index files >for 10-20 minutes before I can use it. The new system may have reduced >the frequency of these crashes. > >The information that I can glean from the report to Apple after the >crash is not very useful. It appears that the OS tried to dereference >thru a null pointer. The only reason I think that PowerMail might be the >culprit is that (a) it appears (on a very small sample size!) that the >crashes don't happen when PowerMail is not running, and (b) the crashes >happen as often as not when I am away from my computer, and possibly >there is some recurrent process--like checking mail--that is at fault. > >I am not trying cast aspersions (yet), but wonder if others have seen >similar issues on Macintel machines. > >A
