MacBook pro boot Kernel panic no kext summary Yesterday my Mac crashed and after trying to turn it on again I recieved a message like this:


  panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff800667b0b2): "VM page 0xffffff800ad5fad0 should not have an error\n"@SourceCache/xnu/xnu-2422.1.72/osfmk/vm/vm_kern.c:457
  Debugger called:
  Backtrace(CPU 0), Frame : Return Address
  ...
  ...
  ...
  Can't perform kext scan: no kext sumaryczny
  BSD proces name corresponding to current thread: unknown
  
  Mac version:
  Not yet set
  
  Kernel version:
  Darvin Kernel Version 13.0.0: thu sept 19 22:22:27 pdt 2013; root:xnu-2422.1.72~6/release_x86_64
  Kernel UUID: ...
  Kernel slide: 0x0000000006400000
  Kernel test base: 0xffffff8006600000
  
  System uptime in nanoseconds: 0


And I know there is a similar post and a good answer to that.

I can't access Recovery HD. When I try to do it by hitting Cmd-R or Alt while booting, Mac freezes and does nothing except generating a lot of heat around CPU. I can only turn it on, do nothing and wait for the kernel message above.

What can I do?
I'd advise you to boot your Mac from the system DVD and check the internal disk.
The coincidence of kext scan failing and the recovery HD unreachable
let me diagnose a major disk (and not just filesystem) trouble.
The CPU overheating might be a consequence of a fool's fsck.

If you don't have a system DVD to boot your Mac (which is the case
since Lion), I advise you to ask a colleague who have the exact same
MacOS X version to build you one.