Leopard insallation aborted Mac won't restart

New to this forum so apologies if I'm posting this in the wrong way. I tried to install Leopard on my Flat Screen i Mac G4. Got the message that the hard disk would need to be fully erased before insalling Leopard. So, I tried to quit the install disk and re-start from hard drive - 10.4.11.(Tiger) Restart doesn't progress beyond spinning wheel /grey screen then turns itself off after a couple of minutes. I cannot eject Leopard disk and there's no manual eject option. (I've tried holding down mouse button etc)I can get back to Leopard install disk using c on start up but can't get out of this loop. I haven't got a complete back up (stupid...? yes) so don't want to risk losing data. Any ideas?

You may have to guide me through this one....I'm not sure where I stand with my data. In terms of the Leopard attempt: I went through the language choice, the licence agreement, the destination volume then I got the message that said to install, the volume(HD) and data would have to be erased (or something like that). At that point I chose to quit using the quit option in the installer toolbar. The quit option still recognised the hard drive with 10.4.11 as its O.S.I never got as far as partitioning, formatting etc.
Not sure I really understand the PRAM option. can you talk me through that step by step. Is that all 4 keys command alt p and R together or in sequence? "earl"
Thanks for your help. Some good news - I've ejected the Leopard disk using the mouse button

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Memtest version 4.2 (64-bit)
Copyright (C) 2004 Charles Cazabon
Copyright (C) 2004, 2005, 2006 Tony Scaminaci (Macintosh ports)
Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 only
Mac OS X 10.5.6 (9G55) running in single user mode
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Available memory: 1036MB (1086492672 bytes)
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Buffer A: 503MB (528035424 bytes) starts at local address 0x0000000001000000
Buffer B: 503MB (528035424 bytes) starts at local address 0x0000000020792e60
Running 1 test sequence... (CTRL-C to quit)
Test sequence 1 of 1:
Running tests on full 1007MB region...
Stuck Address : setting 1 of 16testing 1 of 16setting 2 of 16testing 2 of 16setting 3 of 16testing 3 of 16setting 4 of 16testing 4 of 16setting 5 of 16testing 5 of 16setting 6 of 16testing 6 of 16setting 7 of 16testing 7 of 16setting 8 of 16testing 8 of 16setting 9 of 16testing 9 of 16setting 10 of 16testing 10 of 16setting 11 of 16testing 11 of 16setting 12 of 16testing 12 of 16setting 13 of 16testing 13 of 16setting 14 of 16testing 14 of 16setting 15 of 16testing 15 of 16setting 16 of 16testing 16 of 16 ok
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Compare SUB : ok
Compare MUL : ok
Compare DIV : ok
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Checkerboard : setting 1 of 64testing 1 of 64setting 2 of 64testing 2 of 64setting 3 of 64testing 3 of 64setting 4 of 64testing 4 of 64setting 5 of 64testing 5 of 64setting 6 of 64testing 6 of 64setting 7 of 64testing 7 of 64setting 8 of 64testing 8 of 64setting 9 of 64testing 9 of 64setting 10 of 64testing 10 of 64setting 11 of 64testing 11 of 64setting 12 of 64testing 12 of 64setting 13 of 64testing 13 of 64setting 14 of 64testing 14 of 64
FAILURE! Data mismatch at local BUFA address 0x000000000e07c8b0, BUFB address 0x000000002d80f710
BUFA Data: 0xabaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, BUFB Data: 0xaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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FAILURE! Data mismatch at local BUFA address 0x000000000e07c8b0, BUFB address 0x000000002d80f710
BUFA Data: 0x0100000000000001, BUFB Data: 0x0000000000000001
Walking Ones : setting 1 of 128testing 1 of 128setting 2 of 128testing 2 of 128setting 3 of 128testing 3 of 128setting 4 of 128testing 4 of 128setting 5 of 128testing 5 of 128setting 6 of 128testing 6 of 128setting 7 of 128testing 7 of 128setting 8 of 128testing 8 of 128setting 9 of 128testing 9 of 128setting 10 of 128testing 10 of 128setting 11 of 128testing 11 of 128setting 12 of 128testing 12 of 128setting 13 of 128testing 13 of 128setting 14 of 128testing 14 of 128setting 15 of 128testing 15 of 128setting 16 of 128testing 16 of 128setting 17 of 128testing 17 of 128setting 18 of 128testing 18 of 128setting 19 of 128testing 19 of 128setting 20 of 128testing 20 of 128setting 21 of 128testing 21 of 128setting 22 of 128testing 22 of 128setting 23 of 128testing 23 of 128setting 24 of 128testing 24 of 128setting 25 of 128testing 25 of 128setting 26 of 128testing 26 of 128setting 27 of 128testing 27 of 128setting 28 of 128testing 28 of 128setting 29 of 128testing 29 of 128setting 30 of 128testing 30 of 128setting 31 of 128testing 31 of 128setting 32 of 128testing 32 of 128setting 33 of 128testing 33 of 128setting 34 of 128testing 34 of 128setting 35 of 128testing 35 of 128setting 36 of 128testing 36 of 128setting 37 of 128testing 37 of 128setting 38 of 128testing 38 of 128setting 39 of 128testing 39 of 128setting 40 of 128testing 40 of 128setting 41 of 128testing 41 of 128setting 42 of 128testing 42 of 128setting 43 of 128testing 43 of 128setting 44 of 128testing 44 of 128setting 45 of 128testing 45 of 128setting 46 of 128testing 46 of 128setting 47 of 128testing 47 of 128setting 48 of 128testing 48 of 128setting 49 of 128testing 49 of 128setting 50 of 128testing 50 of 128setting 51 of 128testing 51 of 128setting 52 of 128testing 52 of 128setting 53 of 128testing 53 of 128setting 54 of 128testing 54 of 128setting 55 of 128testing 55 of 128setting 56 of 128testing 56 of 128setting 57 of 128testing 57 of 128setting 58 of 128testing 58 of 128setting 59 of 128testing 59 of 128setting 60 of 128testing 60 of 128setting 61 of 128testing 61 of 128setting 62 of 128testing 62 of 128setting 63 of 128testing 63 of 128setting 64 of 128testing 64 of 128setting 65 of 128testing 65 of 128setting 66 of 128testing 66 of 128setting 67 of 128testing 67 of 128setting 68 of 128testing 68 of 128setting 69 of 128testing 69 of 128setting 70 of 128testing 70 of 128setting 71 of 128testing 71 of 128setting 72 of 128testing 72 of 128setting 73 of 128testing 73 of 128setting 74 of 128testing 74 of 128setting 75 of 128testing 75 of 128setting 76 of 128testing 76 of 128setting 77 of 128testing 77 of 128setting 78 of 128testing 78 of 128setting 79 of 128testing 79 of 128setting 80 of 128testing 80 of 128setting 81 of 128testing 81 of 128setting 82 of 128testing 82 of 128setting 83 of 128testing 83 of 128setting 84 of 128testing 84 of 128setting 85 of 128testing 85 of 128setting 86 of 128testing 86 of 128setting 87 of 128testing 87 of 128setting 88 of 128testing 88 of 128setting 89 of 128testing 89 of 128setting 90 of 128testing 90 of 128setting 91 of 128testing 91 of 128setting 92 of 128testing 92 of 128setting 93 of 128testing 93 of 128setting 94 of 128testing 94 of 128setting 95 of 128testing 95 of 128setting 96 of 128testing 96 of 128setting 97 of 128testing 97 of 128
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BUFA Data: 0x010000007fffffff, BUFB Data: 0x000000007fffffff
Walking Zeroes : setting 1 of 64testing 1 of 64
FAILURE! Data mismatch at local BUFA address 0x000000000e07c8b0, BUFB address 0x000000002d80f710
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* Memory Test Failed * Please check transcript for details.
Execution time: 436 seconds.

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