I've experienced a couple of near but recoverable GLODs. I'm wondering if there may be something to this: I believe, but am not sure, that there was something common to my two near GLODs. I had been using the PB with the power adapter and put it to sleep immediately after unplugging it. When trying to wake it, it GLODed. Both times it recovered after removing the battery, pressing the reset (for a while), and re-booting w/power. As far as I know, I've never GLODed if the PB is put to sleep after running on the battery for a while. Can it be that the power manager gets confused if sleep is induced too quickly after a power source change?
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