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The only peripherals I have are: 1) M$ Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 2) Orange Micro SCSI PCI card I'll try taking out the SCSI card and see what happens. And I'll check the RAM when I get home. Thanks. Also, the kernel panics don't usually have any details in their backtrace info. But...

OK, I started out by originally installing OS X 10.0, then I applied the [comprehensive] 10.0.4 update. After that, I applied the 10.1 update (not the full install). These update were done over a period of months as they were made available. Now my main problem is that I get a kernet panic...

First of all, thank you, GadgetLover, for your concern. I know that your post wasn't directed at me, but I just wanted to make that point clear. :) Second, I found the solution for this problem and am using OS X to make this post. (Horray!) Surprisingly, I couldn't find the solution...

I just wanted to point out that I didn't do the whole drive swapping thing. As a matter of fact, I didn't do /anything/ different from an ordinary day. And why OS X decided not to resolve domain names today is beyond me.

I'm having the exact same problem. I'm on a 56k and my problem started today. I know it is a DNS thing because ping (or any other app) won't work with a domain name, but only IP addresses. I'm searching the web frantically for an answer. That's how I found this forum. And if I find a...