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I tried using a retail snow leopard dvd that I bought and I got the same kernel panic I keep getting but with a different code panic cpu 1 caller "0x558993" unable to find driver for this platform. Could this indicate a bad DVD drive or bad motherboard
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It does sound like you have a deeper hardware issue. How much RAM have you installed? Have you tried running the build-in diagnostics? Restart the system and press the D key. Did you get any errors?
Reference: Mac startup key combinations
Here’s your systems specs: 13” MacBook 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo (White/06). The highest OS-X this system supports is Lion OS-X 10.7, Snow Leopard 10.6 should be OK here.
I think your logic board just has a problem. Do you have access to another one?
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snow leopard doesn't have the built in diagnostics as far as i know and i have 2 gigs of ram that i'm running memtest on as we speak
also i can boot knoppix and memtest just fine
Here's a good reference on running diagnostics: How to use Apple Hardware Test on your Mac
Didn't work, it tried to boot the hard drive and gave me the kernel panic unable to find driver for this platform
The ram tested fine with no errors
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