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by loopbit
3803 days ago
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It's a very, very long shot, but could it be that you have virtualbox 4 installed? With 10.10 and 10.11 I had the same issue, caused by the kext from virtualbox. Removing it and installing version 5 solved everything and haven't had a kernel panic since then. If not virtualbox, I'd look at other kext you might have there. |
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