Spinning ball problems--need to do a clean install--have questions

Hi
background:
I have a G4 (quicksilver) since July 2002, it came with OS9.2 and OS10.1.3. I've upgraded a few times since and currently have 10.3.9. I mainly work in OS9.2 due to most of my programs being used are only in 9 and the PC network I'm hooked up to likes it better. I boot up in 9.2 -- 80%of the time.
I'm not sure when the problem started in OSX since I'm not working there alot but I started to get the spinning ball in installer, software update and some preferences. So I reloaded (archive/install) from 10.3.5 upgrade disk but couldn't further upgrade to 10.3.9 due to that spinning ball-- still there even after I reloaded 10.3.5.
I've run Disk Utility from the 10.3.5 upgrade disk (repaired disk, repaired permissions) and then I again reloaded (archive install) 10.3.5 and then upgraded to 10.3.9 and this time it worked because I went immediately to the 10.3.9 to install.
BUT I still have the spinning balls in almost everything. Almost seems worse now. I can't even use Disk Utility from the utility folder on my mac without getting the spinning ball.
OS9.2 is fine and I would like to leave it that way.
But it's looking like I need to do a clean install--which means I'll have to reload OS9.2 -- correct?
My question is for a clean install do I need to go back to the original disks that came with my Mac (OS10.1.3) or can I do a clean install with the 10.3.5 upgrade disks. And if I do a clean install from 10.3.5 can I still install OS9.2?
Also what are those Software Restore disks for? They came with the original set of CDs, are they used in the clean install?
Thanks for any help you can give
Power Mac G4 (quicksilver)   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  
G4 quicksilver   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  

Keith:
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
You really should start a new topic, as threadjacking is frowned upon in these Forums.
The spinning ball or the beachball effect is a result of the computer spinning its wheels, so to speak, as it does not have sufficient computing power to deal with the task at hand. This can be caused by many things.
I am almost certain that it has nothing to do with the latest Panther update. I did them all with no problem.
Is there a way to deal with it?
1. Sufficient RAM
2. Sufficient available HDD capacity.
3. Regular maintenance.
4. Repairing Disk Permisssions before and after any installations.
In terms of RAM you should aim to max out your RAM if you can. I don't have much information on your computer specs so I can't give any more specific information about that.
You should have 10 to 15 percent of your internal HDD as free space. This gives your computer room for virtual memory to be most efficient.
Here is an article on maintenace that has good advice and links to resources: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=607640&#607640
In addition to repairing permissions, another simple procedure is to reset the PRAM. You should boot from your install disk and run Repair Disk from Disk Utility on the install disk. I run monthly diagnostics and repairs with Tech Tool Pro or Disk Warrior. In addition running regular CRON cleaning with a utility like MacJanitor, Cocktail, Macaroni or Onyx (all linked in the article above) keeps your machine running smoothly and minimizes the potential for major problems.
I think I have given you enough to chew on for now. Post back if you have further questions.
Good luck.
cornelius

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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+16-44-47.282 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+22-58-45.558 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+22-58-45.792 ========

    Thank you for your response.
    Since you wanted a current one, I've gone through a clean install again,  and here's the log:
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+16-40-53.117 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+16-41-08.530 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+16-44-47.282 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+22-58-45.558 ========
    =O====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+22-58-25.341 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-03-30+22-58-45.792 ========
    =O====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-51-43.633 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-51-52.977 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-52-21.785 ========
    =O====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-54-52.083 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-55-11.825 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-55-12.059 ========
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    =X====== M/11.6.602.180 2013-04-01+15-58-45.890 ========
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