OS X 10.3.9 and Toast 5.2.3

Switched systems on my PowerMac G4 from OS 9.2.2 to OS X 10.3.9 and Toast 5.2.1 (and 5.2.3) "unexpectedly quits" when accessing the CD drive. These Toast versions are supposed to be good with both systems.
I have tried everything I can think of - re-installed software, upgraded software, firmware updates, disconnected peripherals, trashed preferences, ran disk utility and Disk Warrior. I'm sure it is a minor system conflict, but I've killed 1.5 days on this.
I have OS 9 on another internal drive and Toast works fine with it, but I don't want to re-start up into OS 9 everytime I need to burn a CD. Anyone have something similiar happen, or have any ideas?

Sorry for no response but have you tried logging in as another user and testing Toast as another user.
Sometimes spurious preferences can mess things up. I know you have trashed many of them but the "other user test" is a good one for apps that just give fits.
I am not convinced that going to 10.4 is a solution. On the other hand, I did just purchase toast 7 for some of the upgraded features that I can get with a bunch of programs strung together but like the ease of use in Toast (read that "I'm lazy")

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Apple Help, Help, Help
As this is a user-to-user forum, it's highly unlikely someone from Apple jumps in (they can be recognized by their white (Apple employees) or purple (moderators/hosts) avatars).
The long delays can be caused by a very huge library. iTunes needs some time to open the library and after quitting, iTunes will write the updated 'iTunes Library' file to disk. In contrary to pre-iTunes 7 versions, this can take some time.
If you don't have a huge (larger than a few hundreds of GBs?) library, the above does not apply.
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Did you recently install a new app.? The first thing to try is to Repair Permissions with Disk Utility. If this doesn't fix it, you might have to perform an Archive and Install.
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I apologize for the long post, but it is necessary to explain the situation.
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I have tried trashing preferences, repairing permissions, all the suggestions I have seen in these forums and nothing is helping.
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