Kernel Panics can be hardware or software, from the sound of it you have a software issue with something in your startup list. To prove it setup an external drive, reformat it so there’s nothing on it, then startup the OS installer. But this time select the external drive as the startup drive. See if the OS installs cleanly there. You might also want to download from Apples servers a fresh copy of the OS installer as well in case that was corrupted.
Kernel Panics can be hardware or software, from the sound of it you have a software issue with something in your startup list. To prove it setup an external drive, reformat it so there’s nothing on it, then startup the OS installer. But this time select the external drive as the startup drive. See if the OS installs cleanly there. You might also want to download from Apples servers a fresh copy of the OS installer as well in case that was corrupted.
Kernel Panics can be hardware or software, from the sound of it you have a software issue with something in your startup list. To prove it setup an external drive, reformat it so there’s nothing on it, then startup the OS installer. But this time select the external drive as the startup drive. See if the OS installs cleanly there. You might also want to download from Apples servers a fresh copy of the OS installer as well in case that was corrupted.
Let us know how it goes.