[_] Macbook Pro woes (more)
Keir Moffatt
hello at iamkeir.com
Tue Jul 1 12:53:52 BST 2008
I've been in contact with Apple and they're taking me through the usual stuff, with a slightly stronger focus on my error logs which was good. I doubt this will solve it though as they seem to be taking the software route, when I've reinstalled several times. Don't mind going through this process to get though. One funny thing they said was "you do have a lot of third-party software on your mac..." - here's me thinking it was ok to install non-apple software on my mac!! :D I have a concern about the generation from which my mac came as I know so many people who don't have kernal panics from different generations, where as I've had two faulty ones from this generation. It's unlikely Apple would ever admit to it being an issue with the generation, although they may still fix/repair mine... Cheers for all comments, Keir On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 11:42 AM, Tom Gidden <tom at gidden.net> wrote: > > On 29 Jun 2008, at 10:39, mike karthauser wrote: > > > You've been sitting next to tom gidden for a while? > > > Amazingly, my Penryn MBP hasn't had any hardware failures yet, other > than the split keyboard dome that it came with, which I fixed by > transplanting the § key dome from my old busted iBook. Oh, and the > GPU crashes after complex OpenGL use. > > My Mac Mini has also been very well-behaved, but I think that's > because it's kept in a cupboard, well out-of-range of my aura. > > Tom > > -- > Tom Gidden > http://gidden.net/tom > > > -- > underscore_ list info/archive -> > http://www.under-score.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/underscore > -- http://iamkeir.com