I believe I Fixed it. It was some Funky ram and a the setups. Some of the RAM was interleave, where some was not. I got a mix of 32MB and 16MB and half it was interleaved, the other have was mixed. Since I got it all sorted out (taking 2 hours to do that) I got to where there were no errors. at least during the running of the system.

Thanks, I will try that RAMometer. It should point out anything that's wrong with it. This is the setup I have now:

A1 = 32MB

B1 = 32MB

A2 = 32MB

B2 = 32MB

A3 = 32MB

B3 = 32MB

A4 = 32MB

B4 = 32MB

A5 = 32MB

B5 = 32MB

A6 = 16MB

B6 = 16MB

That 9500 is weird. luckily, through perseverance, i have fixed most of this stuff. Much like the G3 ZIF Daughtercard I was given. Which btw I ordered a new ZIF processor (350Mhz) which I will overclock to between 433-466MHz. or barring that, around 400Mhz. It depends on what it's stable at.

I have the system taken completely apart, and will be testing it "workbench-style" for now, and hopefully it will be up and running soon with OS X.

Thanks guys for the input!