mac crashing... again: help!

[hazza_ob]

so as a few of you may of seen, my mac book pro has been crashing a few times recently. some people suggested temps but I've fixed that issue by creating a custom fan curve so the temps are a lot lower at 92c than they were at 132c. I've included a bunch of photos that may help us diagnose the problem although there is a sizeable gap between just before the crash and when i booted on the system (19:39)

thanks for all your help - Harry

 

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/josn0q6r7b9gihe/AADwJKvwbQqCbE0wo7WHjAi-a?dl=0

[Maheshvara]

Isn't Apple supposed to have extremely good customer service I don't know since i never bought/used their devices (save for iPhone's, which i only tinkered with)... For the price they're selling their device, they better do have extremely good customer service...

[SIGSEGV]

Go to Console, and then get all the errors from around the time that the thing crashed

[hazza_ob]

Isn't Apple supposed to have extremely good customer service I don't know since i never bought/used their devices (save for iPhone's, which i only tinkered with)... For the price they're selling their device, they better do have extremely good customer service...

 

they do until it runs out of warranty, then its like something ridiculous for a repair

[hazza_ob]

Go to Console, and then get all the errors from around the time that the thing crashed

i have, its in the link

[hazza_ob]

I've added a couple new photos - more of the console text

[SIGSEGV]

i have, its in the link

Yeah, it's a stupid bug in OSX Yosemite which causes incompatibilities with certain programs that try to get what version of OSX you are using, since it was only intended to output a maximum of OSX 10.9.9 it will not be able to tell the OS version correctly, there is nothing you can do about it other than contact the developer of awesomium and have them stop using the deprecated method of getting the version number or getting Tim Cook and pulling his head out of his ass.

[hazza_ob]

Yeah, it's a stupid bug in OSX Yosemite which causes incompatibilities with certain programs that try to get what version of OSX you are using, since it was only intended to output a maximum of OSX 10.9.9 it will not be able to tell the OS version correctly, there is nothing you can do about it other than contact the developer of awesomium and have them stop using the deprecated method of getting the version number.

great.. oh well, thanks for your help bud

[hazza_ob]

Yeah, it's a stupid bug in OSX Yosemite which causes incompatibilities with certain programs that try to get what version of OSX you are using, since it was only intended to output a maximum of OSX 10.9.9 it will not be able to tell the OS version correctly, there is nothing you can do about it other than contact the developer of awesomium and have them stop using the deprecated method of getting the version number or getting Tim Cook and pulling his head out of his ass.

wait, why awesomium?

[SIGSEGV]

wait, why awesomium?

Because that's the program that's causing the crash it seems (from the log you posted)