This is a kernel panic on a Mac. I guess it's too messed up to even display the grey "Restart" message.
Monday, 29 October 2007
Serious Mac Crash
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2 comments:
Look, no OS kernel is perfect. Just because your used to the crash-a-day lifestyle of windoze doesn't mean that UNIX never crashes.
It might just be me, but (no conspiracies here) that suspiciously looks like a GUI crash to me, falling back onto the terminal. Are you sure that's a kernel crash?
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