Yep.
If you're seeing Kernal Panics when you try and boot off DVD and after
you've reinstalled the Operating System then its fairly likely that
its Hardware. Might be faulty RAM or possibly a failing Logic Board.
If its still under warranty fire it in to an Authorised Apple Hardware
Tech and they can diagnose it for you pretty quickly.
If you want to play with this more yourself you could try reseating
the RAM or removing one stick and seeing if the problem goes away. If
it doesn't replace and try removing the other.
Good luck.
Andrew
Quoting "Andrew Schox" <[email protected]>:
Hi all,
I have an Intel Mac mini which suddenly started having kernel panics
(even when trying to boot from a DVD). I managed to erase the hard
disk, reinstall the OS, and download all the software updates. All
was fine for almost two days, but now I am back to the kernel panics
again.
Does this sound like a hardware problem?
Cheers,
Andrew
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