Anyone with a Sawtooth (AGP graphics) PowerMac G4 ever seen these symptoms: Load a DVD into the drive, it cranks around a bit. DVD player can start and sometimes even play a bit, but then a popup says "Device removal" - the drive starts cranking around like crazy. After a few times, the machine failed to allow itself to be put to sleep (or more accurately - awoke immediately)- a CMD-OPT P R PRAM reset fixed this symptom - but did not fix the drive problem. System.log records a media READ or WRITE failure (with the message repeating endlessly). Sometimes the drive comes back other times not. I have pulled the DVD-RAM drive and replaced it with a working DVD-ROM drive and get the same results. Do I have any options? My thoughts were: 1) Try the cable to see if it is faulty (probably not) 2) Either get a new PCI card adaptor (is there one, never looked before) or 3) ??? System: G4/500/AGP Radeon 8500 w/126 ROM & ATI Displays 4.2 640 Mb RAM Sonnet SATA Controller - 1x200Gb 2x80Gb internal ATA-4 Airport Harmon Kardon Soundsticks OSX 10.3.6 with all updates. The problem happens on a previously working 10.2.8 install that I also have on the system - so it doesn't appear to be related to the new ATI drivers (not that it should) or any other strange 10.3.6 update.