Bad, bad restart after 10.4.4 update

I just downloaded a series of software updates onto my eMac running Tiger. I have restarted twice and the OS seems to have completely crashed. I have a gray screen with several messages in what looks like DOS (maybe?). These include: "panic(cpu 0 caller ...): Unable to find driver for this platform ..." "No debugger configured - dumping debug information" "Kernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 0.3.0 Mon OCt 3 ... panic: We are hanging here ..."
I have no response from my keyboard.
This machine has been showing its age (800MHz, 512 RAM), but this is a bit sudden... What on earth should I do???
eMac Mac OS X (10.4.4) 800 MHz G4 512 MB RAM

OK... a bit further into the problem... booted to the DVD, the disk did need both a Repair and Permissions Repair.
At this point I re-verified everything, half way through the permissions verification, the same thing happened - now this is starting to point to a hardware issue.
So far I've had more luck, getting right into a full re-boot before the same thing happens.
At the moment I've started creating a disk image to an external firewire drive to make sure I can save everything, but I'm not even sure it'll finish that!!!
No problems whatsoever before the 10.4.5 update.
Any further ideas??
Is it possible that there's been a Bluetooth firmware update that may have snarled things up?
Thanks
JF

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ZOOM R16ControlPanel Support
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Also, the ZOOM and the GR-55 is not connected.
Both had at least their own kernel-extension, a launch agent and a preference panel, but possibly more.
But I have now tried the Uninstaller that accompanies the GR-55 driver to remove it. It gave no improvements.
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Probably not good, but probably not my main problem(s).? I'm not using Flash often.
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I think this is not my primary problem though? even if I am curious where it comes from.
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