Phil wrote:
I having alot of trouble maintaining "Panther" 10.3.3 "Alive and well" I've installed the OS about 4 times in the last few weeks and I'm having some strange problems, which appear to be "Bad Memory" issues but I can't confirm this.
Phil,
If you suspect the problem is memory, you might want to boot up in OS 9 and use RAMometer to test your RAM. Bad sticks are not that difficult to identify. There should be a wealth of info in the SuperMac archives if you do a search for "RAM Sandwich" which is a nice way of testing the memory.
I don't know what other suspects you have eliminated. I had strange problems with 10.2 when I first installed it on a G3B&W that I purchased used. It turned out to be a failing hard drive. It took me a couple of weeks of eliminating other possibilities.
Nancy
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