G4 Agp w/ Tiger 10.4.10 reboots itself when...

I use my Kvm, switching away from the Mac, to another computer. I recently installed Tiger fresh, and this used to work with my previous install.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thank you.
Al Guevara

Hi Carol,
No it doesnt. And it work for months and months just fine, until I had to re-install the OS, due to loosing the master Mac login password.
Of course this may not even be the KVM at all, but being a newbie to MAC (not windoz) I have no idea where to start looking.
In Windoz, one beigns at the "event log", but In dont knw if Mac has that....
Thank you again Carol
AL

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