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bsd@perimeter.co.za wrote:

> As expected - it crashed again today at 14:21...
> Stack trace at http://docs.perimeter.co.za/crash/2003-12/20031210_1421_a.
> HHeeellllppp !    :)


I glanced at the stack trace. I emphasise that I am NOT qualified to 
interpret such output properly but whenever I've seen page not present 
errors like that it's turned out to be faulty memory. That's true of 
most kinds of strange crashes of previously stable machines, in my 
experience.

So if I were in your shoes, I'd consider testing/changing the RAM.

PWR.