Thread: Teamviewer causes Panic

I have not tried a new kext yet but I will give it a try any recommendations based on what sysinfo sees

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Originally Posted by Starter

I have not tried a new kext yet but I will give it a try any recommendations based on what sysinfo sees

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Sorry buddy...

I meant a different "Team Viewer" version...

No problem Kyndder,

Get some rest man, the latest version of Teamviewer Beta is out for the MAC now 7.1a. I installed it but I get the same results, I have not tried an earlier version than 6.0 or even if I can get it. I may try a few other video kexts to test the suspicion of the connecting system throwing something at it (it being the OSX MAC). Teamviewer may be querying the MAC as to what kind of video it has. Teamviewer has to so it knows how to do screen mapping idk just guessing, and waiting to see what the crash dump might tell us. Again, is their something that I get get ahold of that will analyze the dump screen.

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Originally Posted by Starter

Again, is their something that I get get ahold of that will analyze the dump screen.

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Did you already take a look at /var/log/system.log or kernel.log to check if there`s more detailed information about the crash???

Ok lots of new info mostly none helpful. First I took a leap of faith and ran the update process, while it did not come up on it's own, it did after a power cycle. I tried to bring up remote desktop with the idea I may be able to get a PC client version, but I took another track. After the update seems to have succeeded, I believe the machine now reports it is 10.5.8 ? Here is where it gets interesting. I tried something other than teamviewer, signmein, and RDM+. Guess what, both third party products caused the OSX box to panic along with Teamviewer making it 3. One of the (Shape) RDM+ processes complained in the syslog file that it couldn't determine a uuid for a process, but it does not appear to have created a panic. I find it interesting that 3 different aftermarket products can panic the machine. I don't use this machine for anything so I have the luxury of experimenting etc. The major thing that all three products have in common software wise is the video hook routine (process not sure) don't know if Apple uses it for their RDP or not? I just know it is built into OSX, I guess that is the next step.

Do you or anyone have any experience with OSX RD and what might be out there for PC and iphone interfaces to it and one another (Teamviewer would work any to any) which is why I wanted to use it. I am all ears )

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Delete AppleHPEU.ket and Ethernet work