Hi...
If you're worried about whether that new RAM you've installed is ok,
or your machine is a bit flakey, try memtest, it has been known to
pick up problems that Apple and TechTool's tools may not.
<http://friskythecat.tripod.com/>
You'll need to read the instructions. Ideally you should shift-boot
before logging in as >console and running it to test the most memory
possible. This will probably scare you if you're not used to the
command-line :)
Have fun,
Shay
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