Ken wrote: > I have had this a lot more than twice, and close together. The only > new hardware in the system in a HP scanner, but that was there for > months with no problem. I'm in the process of removing new software, > one at a time. I'd suggest using the hardware diagnostic CD that came with your machine. Unless you're really going over the top with hacks that ignore Apple's programming standards, software is rarely the primary cause for a kernel panic (though it might tickle a previously undetected hardware problem). My experience with kernel panics under Mac OS X is that more often than not, it's a memory issue. Either a memory board going bad, or needing to be reseated. -- Todd