Kernel Panic, keeps repeating

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MacBook Pro 13" Unibody, meados de 2012

Lançado em junho de 2012, modelo A1278. Processador Intel com Turbo Boost, até 512 MB DDR5 de RAM vídeo

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Kernel Panic, keeps repeating

Apple MacBook Pro "Core i5" 2.5 13" Mid-2012 Specs

Identifiers: Mid-2012 13" - MD101LL/A - MacBookPro9,2 - A1278 - 2554*

I keep getting this panic error code on an endless cycle of rebooting:

panic(cpu 2 caller 0xffffff8021fbcf35): "process 1 exec of /sbin/launchd failed, errno 2"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-2782.18.72/bsd/kern/kern_exec.c:4868

Debugger called: <panic>

Backtrace (CPU 2), Frame : Return Address

VM Swap Subsystem is ON

then 7 lines of number code

and

BSD process name corresponding to current thread: init

Mac OS version:

Not yet set

Then stuff about the kernel version.

What does this mean? My SSD is only 4 months so I doubt it's an issue with that.

MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)

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Can you give us the last four digits of your serial number so we can correctly identify your system.

9 de fev de 2015 por Dan

It's DTY3. I'm still running Mavericks on my external hard drive if that effects anything.

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You'll need another boot source.

Do you have a bootable external drive? If not you can create one using a USB thumb drive and using a friends Mac install the OS on it using the OS installer application. Then test it out by using the startup manager (hold the option key during boot up) on your friends system to make sure its working. Don't forget to copy over the OS installer app on to your boot drive as you will likely need it to fix your system.

OK, now with the USB thumb drive plugged in in your system reboot holding the Option key like before. Is your system booting up cleanly? If so first make a backup of any thing important as the next step could loose something.

Use the Disk Utility application on your thumb drive to fix your internal drive. Fix the permissions first then the disk you'll likely need to run is a few times. Once the drive is repairs try restarting it on the internal drive did that fix it? If not You'll need to delete the partition and test the drive. You disk may need replacing.

If you do need a new drive think about getting a SSHD (hybrid drive) to gain some performance.

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I was able to boot up from my old HDD and it worked fine, and I can access everything on the SSD so I guess that means it's not seriously messed up. I've tried verifying/repairing it in disk utilities and nothing changes. Does this means it's my system partition that's messed up? How do I delete the partition?

Also I don't know if this is important but when I view the SSD in disk utilities it says there are only 19MB available on it, and when I look at it when booting from my HDD it says there are 205GB available.

8 de fev de 2015 por mkorunes

I tried again and noticed that there is a red flag when I try to verify or repair the SSD in disk utilities. It says: invalid disk label @ 249182810112: ckum mismatch

8 de fev de 2015 por mkorunes

Who's SSD is it? Can you give us the make and model. Did you install TRIM services on it?

9 de fev de 2015 por Dan

No TRIM. And it is a Samsung 840EVO SSD 250GB

9 de fev de 2015 por mkorunes

FYI: Samsung 840 EVO Trim

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Can you give us the last four digits of your serial number so we can correctly identify your system. — Dan
It's DTY3. I'm still running Mavericks on my external hard drive if that effects anything. — mkorunes
I was able to boot up from my old HDD and it worked fine, and I can access everything on the SSD so I guess that means it's not seriously messed up. I've tried verifying/repairing it in disk utilities and nothing changes. Does this means it's my system partition that's messed up? How do I delete the partition?

Also I don't know if this is important but when I view the SSD in disk utilities it says there are only 19MB available on it, and when I look at it when booting from my HDD it says there are 205GB available. — mkorunes
I tried again and noticed that there is a red flag when I try to verify or repair the SSD in disk utilities. It says: invalid disk label @ 249182810112: ckum mismatch — mkorunes
Who's SSD is it? Can you give us the make and model. Did you install TRIM services on it? — Dan

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With Yosemite you should be able to hold [command] + [R] after powering up your Mac & before the startup tune is heard, that's the "bong'. This will startup your Mac on its Reserve drive which is installed when Yosemite was installed. This drive is invisible when not in use. It has a full copy of Yosemite installed on that partition, including Drive Utility. You can boot up on your reserve drive & effect any repairs to the main drive, such as reinstalling the OS

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The recovery partition is limited and you still get into the shoe cobbler problem: Resoling your shoe while you have it on Sadly, it can't be done or done well. I've wasted a lot of time trying to fix a HD problem with the recovery partition with little success (one out of five systems).

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Ladi @ladim Rep: 1 · Answer 2 · 2017-11-17T08:01:56-07:00

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Hi! Were you ever able to fix this problem? Exact same thing happened to my computer and I’m panicking! Is my HD damaged?

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We never got fully through the diagnostic process. Often the HD SATA cables breakdown and need to be replaced and sometimes the drives do as well. Do you have a external bootable drive to test your system off of?

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Carlos Hernandez @carloshern58329 Rep: 1 · Answer 3 · 2019-03-18T22:33:54-07:00

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I am doing command and r key , so far so good.

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Carlos Hernandez @carloshern58329 Rep: 1 · Answer 4 · 2019-03-18T22:35:36-07:00

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Now is in the middle of of doing it , hopefully, will get everything works again. Wish me luck.

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Did not work

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Aremo @theo77 Rep: 1 · Answer 5 · 2020-05-06T09:05:21-07:00

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After resetting my mac and installing sierra and try to reboot, i got this problem, it just shows the apple logo and then bring out some writings at the top right and switch off. The process just repeats itself.

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