At 12:00 -0500 2-5-2003, Kynan Shook wrote: >the actual panic text, it is stored in PRAM and then written to the >hard drive next time you reboot in /Library/Logs/panic.log. >If you open up this file, you can sometimes do a little bit of >detective work; take a look at the logs, specifically the first line >(explains why it panicked), and if there is a line labeled "Kernel >loadable modules in backtrace (with dependencies):" Following that >line are most likely the culprits; Kynan - thank you very much for sharing the name, writing mechanism, location and structure of the panic log. This was very helpful to me, to understand a bit more about how OS X 'works'. Fortunately, I have no current kernel panic issues, but if ever, I would now have a systematic approach to analysing them. Great! regards, Trevor