08-01-2009, 10:29 PM
First thing I would check is a possible bad or failing hard drive.
If you have a way to boot from and external you might see if that fixes it.
Yes, it could be the Power Supply, but of the two, it is more likely a logicboard if not the drive.
It sounds like once it heats up you get the kernal panic, so try removing the RAM(some of those G5's had only one RAM slot with the other as soldered to the board.
If you want, there a was a logicboard repair place mentioned here about a month ago.I had a client use them with nice success.
http://www.apples-r-us.net/ApplesRUs/home.html
If you have a way to boot from and external you might see if that fixes it.
Yes, it could be the Power Supply, but of the two, it is more likely a logicboard if not the drive.
It sounds like once it heats up you get the kernal panic, so try removing the RAM(some of those G5's had only one RAM slot with the other as soldered to the board.
If you want, there a was a logicboard repair place mentioned here about a month ago.I had a client use them with nice success.
http://www.apples-r-us.net/ApplesRUs/home.html