On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 07:07 PM, Chris Lowrance wrote: > I have a 15" Titanium laptop upgraded to 1GB RAM. I had some > intermittent crashes and generally weird behavior(both before and > after RAM upgrade). I decided my 'puter could use a fresh install of > the OS, so I scrubbed the HDD and started clean. After 3 failed > installs - always near the very end, I yanked the new RAM out and put > in the original 512MB that came in the laptop. Lo and behold, OS > install went flawlessly...after a lil trial and error, I found I had a > bum stick of RAM. RMA'd the RAM and now all is well. I would agree with this and would also add that when I was trying to install X onto my old beige I had to strip it back to stock. That is, 96MB RAM, which seemed rather odd as theoretically that is not even enough to run X. However, once I did that, the install went flawless. The 'can't open' thing if I recall refers to Firmware maybe being in need of updating. __ William Lane Calgary, Canada via Mac OSX - Mail