To the original poster:
Agreed that memory is probably the number one cause of kernal panics
from my experience. I just found a bad stick in an iMac when I was
installing OSX. I also had a stick in a now retired G3MiniTower which
checked ok in OS9 but the OSX refused to use. The stick later worked
fine with OSX in the B&W. I never did figure that one out!
I understand kernal panics are entirely hardware related, I've had them
with an intermitten optical mouse so you may need to swap the other
hardware around if you don't find it in memory.
Elton
Bruce Johnson wrote:
OS X has gotten increasingly picky about memory, and memory in an old
system is more likely to be iffy.
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