I thought I was the only one! Just got a kernel panic this afternoon
and was wondering if it was just time for a restart, or if I have more
serious problems. I am running a B&W G3/500 512MB RAM. I was closing
Mail and the background greyed out (at this time, I am saying to my
self "what the..."), then the multi-lingual "You need to restart your
computer". It took literally several restarts to be able to actually
use it again (I was able to use it on about the fourth restart while
holding "shift") and it has been working fine since. Is this a common
occurrence with OS X, or should I restart it once every couple of days
or so to start fresh?
Bryan
On Sunday, December 12, 2004:
Like I said, I think I'm 'unusual' - my
luck with some of the PCs could be as strange as my knack at crashing
OS
X
Buy a Mac and be thought of as a fool or buy a Windoze box and remove
all doubt.
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