Snow Leopard crashes Finder. It's not ready!!

If you've installed Snow Leopard without incident, congrats! My story is very different - it installed, then on restart Finder crashed. I forced a shutdown and Finder seizes on startup. I had to use my MacBook Pro system disk to reinstall the old OS, and now all my applications need to be reinstalled. I've wasted my whole day on this.
If you have any doubts or any important things to do for a week, do not buy and install Snow Leopard yet. It's not ready. If anyone knows whats wrong, please help me!

HI,
First, how much free space is on the startup disk?
Right or control click the MacintoshHD icon. Click Get Info. In the Get Info window you will see Capacity and Available. Make sure you always have a minimum of 10% to 15% free disk space at all times.
Next, if you use 3rd party software, there might have been an incompatibility issue.
And... did you run Disk Utility and repair permissions BEFORE and AFTER the installation?
Did you use Disk Utility to verify the disk for errors before installing 10.6?
Preparation is key to upgrading any operating system, especially backing up all important data. I hope you didn't lose anything.
I'm sorry you had this experience, but many others have had a successful upgrade. There are bound to be glitches for some though.
Carolyn

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Interval Since Last Panic Report: 1030082 sec
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Anonymous UUID: 54E924C2-F1C4-4865-ACAA-FDA2AE4FEEE3
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panic(cpu 1 caller 0x2a8ac2): Kernel trap at 0x00294506, type 14=page fault, registers:
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0x585db278 : 0x29e9a8 (0x585db290 0x0 0x585db3b8 0x294506)
0x585db288 : 0x294506 (0xe 0x585d0048 0x10 0x2b0010)
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0x585db818 : 0x963eca (0x1 0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1)
0x585db888 : 0x960f8c (0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1 0x4420a000)
0x585db8c8 : 0x95ee57 (0x14b83800 0x5a0 0x1 0x4420a000)
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======> Crash happens here <======
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Your hard drive has had a serious malfunction. It might be that it is software: your partition table may be corrupt. If so, this may be fixable if you take it to a local Apple certified tech. However, it is more likely that it is hardware and the drive itself has failed. I hope you have a backup. If you do, you will need to replace the drive and restore the backup to the new drive. If you don't and you have important data on that drive (and if you have important data, why don't you have a backup?) you will need to contact one of the data recovery services, such as Drive Savers or Rescuecom. Be advised that the price for data recovery starts at $200 and heads upwards really quickly, depending on what the exact problem with the drive is. I have seen data recovery charges of $3000 and more for seriously screwed up drives.
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