I'm running about the same system, except I'm using XPostFacto and 10.3. My G3 has 768MB RAM, 8GB SCSI drive for the system, and an 80GB for everything else. I have an Orange Micro USB card, generic Firewire card, and a Belkin wireless card installed, alond with a Daystar G4/433 upgrade. This is used only as a print & file server. I had some freeze problems with 10.2 but none under 10.3. I never did completely resolve the problems. But one thing that did help was to set the G3 NOT to sleep or auto-shutdown. About 1/2 the time it froze rather than slept. I remote control the G3 with VNC, using Chicken of the VNCon my mini and iBook and OSXvnc on the G3. JeffW. On Oct 24, 2005, at 8:37 AM, s* wrote: > Thanks for the advice. I am definitely going to try to get my > hands on some > more RAM. > > So far in my G3 I have an 80 gig drive in there right now partioned > into > two. 7gb's for the system drive and the rest for files. I have a > Villagetronic 8mb PCI video card in it, a Firewire card and a USB > card in > it. I have had it running Jaguar for over a year now but, I notice > that > every so often (usually after no one has touched it for about an > hour or so) > that the screen will lock up. I have resently reformatted and > reinstalled > OS X on it. I used to use a USB mouse but, I notice that it would > just stop > working after a while so, I went back to the serial mouse. I am > only using > it as a server for my girlfriend and myself. I'd like to resolve this > freezing problem if I can. I'd also like to find out, if there is > a way to > boot a G3 without a monitor and still be able to control it > remotely? Being > able to put this big beast somewhere and not have a monitor hooked > up to it > all the time would be nice. >