On Thu, Jun 12, 2003 at 7:57 am +0100, Mark Benson wrote: >My iBook 300 started doing this a long while back with 10.1.4. I >reinstalled everything on it and it cured it. I think if certain things >get damaged, corrupted, deleted or some such it causes OS X to go into >an infinite loop that gets worse the longer it's on for. I've certainly >seen it on a Linux machine.
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