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What a load of huey.

If it is OS related, reinstalling Jaguar (clean install) would solve things. But a lot of kernel panics are hardware related. Check this first: http://www.macattorney.com/tutorial.html http://www.macosx.com/forums/newreply.php?s=&action=newreply&threadid=30611#

"I bought it off ebay used, it's a 1-2 month old powerboook 867. The previous owner lost the original bootable dvd restore disc..." This smells pretty fishy. And no, a kernal panic from boot CD shouldn't happen... was extra RAM installed? Could be a faulty RAM module. EE

This is an odd problem I've been wrestling with for a few months now... It started around the time of the Jaguar upgrade. Every now and then when I (re)boot my Mac, network connection (to the Internet with an ethernet cable modem) is flaky. I then get a lot of these messages: Error...

I feel your pain... Well, not really. ;) That trial version is already in version 3, as you may have noticed. I've been using this and earlier versions for at least four months. A visit to Versiontracker every now and then won't hurt.... Aside from that I'm wondering if OSX 10.2 doesn't...

Uhm, I have an Epson 2450 also and it works natively under OSX 10.2. Why on Earth would you use Vuescan if you can get fine working (trial) drivers from Epson? :confused: http://www.epsondevelopers.com/scanner.jsp EE