WHOA, I think I figured out why the system was so stable when I was using X. First off I put a 30 GIG IBM drive into my mac, it isn't an apple branded drive and works great in my PeeCee, the model is 307030. It's a 7200 RPM drive. I was running X on that drive and OS 9.2 on the original 6 Gig drive that came with my mac. When OS X was being very flaky I removed the 6 Gig drive and decided to install 9.2 on the 30 Gig drive. Well, now 9.2 is very unstable, seems its the non apple branded IBM drive making it unstable, I will install OS X on the 6 Gig drive and see if that cures it unstableness, will be a few days before I get the chance to do this so I will let you know when I have done it, to see if that cured it.
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