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[zman <zman AT shell.neverwhere.org>]

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
> > Matusiak and I talked about my whacked machine the other night.  We both
> > conclude it must be a hardware problem but I don't know of any way to
> > diagnose it so I guess I'll take it to Apple for a repair. 
>   I had a similar random-freeze problem with my old Blue-n-White G3. Your 
> issue might not be the same as mine, o'course, but mine went away when I 
> replaced one of the RAM modules. All of a sudden I had an extremely reliable 
> machine again. If you have extra RAM around, or if you have enough RAM that 
> you can take your modules out one at a time and still boot OSX, give it a 
> shot - you might get lucky like I did.

I think Paul may have a good idea. Macs are little more particular with 
RAM. The only place I buy RAM for them anymore is Other World Computing. I 
have tried RAM from a couple of places, Intrex for one, and had nothing 
but problems. Give it a shot...

Scott H. Zekanis
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