[CUBE] Urgent - on site- kernel panic

[Alan Thompson]

what do the log files say?  fsck will fix some problems with the disk, 
mac janitor just runs the daily, weekly, and monthly cron jobs, so that 
won't fix anything.

i would read over the logfiles to see what messages are being written 
there during boot, and otherwise that might give you a clue as to 
what's going on.  then perhaps i'd try an archive and install of 10.2 
again, then update to 10.2.5, and lastly, i'd check the ram (swap it 
with other ram to determine which the machine likes) as the other reply 
suggested.


On Friday, April 18, 2003, at 01:33 PM, Brenda Mitchell wrote:

> Working with a client's cube on premise. Has been having minor 
> problems (AOL & other apps unexpectedly quit, etc). Uses Classic 
> constantly (Word Perfect.)
>
> Have reset PRAM, Norton, fsck, MacJanitor, etc. Loaded 10.2.5 combo 
> (not from Software Updater) and now getting Kernel panics.
>