Wow! No servers connecting after 10.5.1 upgrade through software update

Just installed 10.5.1 update and cannot now connect to any smb/cifs or afp shares - after a delay after I select a server, or click the (connect as...) button, I get the spinning ball. Then the Finder restarts.
I cannot connect to any shared services.
I've been on 10.5 since day one and have had no networking problem (except AFP access to a third party AFP server through the GUI, CLI works ok though, don't understand this one yet either).
I have no problems with SMB or AFP though the CLI that I can tell, including no problem to the third party server:
William-White:~ admin$ mount_afp -i afp://[email protected]/NS2-iPod ns2
Password:
William-White:~ admin$ ls ns2
HandBrake-0.8.5b1-MacOSUBGUI.dmg MediaForkCLI-batch.sh
HandBrakeCLI-0.8.5b1-MacOS_UB.dmg Network Trash Folder
MPEGs Temporary Items
William-White:~ admin$ smbclient -NL 192.168.1.100
Domain=[KENNEDY-SMB] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.10]
Sharename Type Comment
shared Disk shared
DVDs Disk DVD Movie links
MP4s Disk MP4 Movie links
Music Disk MP3 Music links
pc-installers Disk windows installers
IPC$ IPC IPC Service (Kenwhite WINS server)
ADMIN$ IPC IPC Service (Kenwhite WINS server)
Domain=[KENNEDY-SMB] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.10]
Server Comment
Workgroup Master
CRAY WHITEW-XP-D620
KENWHITE KENNEDY-SMB
WORKGROUP JESSICA-KENNEDY

You have Leopard installed on a TiBook 500Mhz? Why? If so, then that could very well be the problem. Just because you were able to hack the installer to get it to install on the machine doesn't mean it will run properly. Speed is not the only reason that machine (and others like it) are incompatible with Leopard.
Either way, whichever machine is the one that is crashing (the TiBook or the Mini), when the Finder restarted that means it crashed. There should be a crash log in Console.app for the Finder describing the crash. It might be able to give you some insight into what actually caused the crash. Good luck...

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