I read a lot of articles at support.apple.com and, according to them, it was either RAM or a brain problem. The repair guy here in town looked at the RAM and pronounced it okay, but he admits he doesn't know Apples. I just paid Apple $330 to have it shipped to their store and diagnosed. I really hope they don't charge me on top of that, because I'm almost out of funds from that charge alone. It's still crashing but comes back up after a while as it is now. My theory is a fan problem, but I agree it could also be RAM; if there's a problem and that address is called, it would explain the crashing, as would its rebooting successfully after a few minutes for the RAM to lose whatever settings it retains for a while after main power is turned off. This is frustrating and costly. I am not happy.
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