> From: David Crump <davecrump at mac.com> > > <snip> > The one you attached isn't particularly hard to decipher. It's telling > you that the com.apple.driver.ApplePMU preference file is corrupted. > Locate the file and trash it. > </snip> > > I've done a search for that file, or a reasonable facsimile and there > doesn't seem to be such a file on my iBook. > So far my iBook is working better, but I did have another kernel panic > last night. Can't figure this one out. Check the log again. If the same filename comes up again (com.apple.driver.ApplePMU), then do a search for INVISIBLE files and see if it turns up. _Chas_ Lee Gomes of the Wall Street Journal, 24-Jan-03 , commenting on Apple's growing arsenal of hardware, OS and software that is clearly superior to anything in the Windows world: "It's like someone forgot to send them the Resistance is Futile memo."