Testing hardware
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David Vos dvos12 at calvin.eduWed Apr 25 17:11:30 PDT 2001
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, William R. Dieter wrote: > I have seen cases where memtest86 passes, but the kernel compile test > fails. I did not have a chance to isolate the problem to determine if > it was memory, motherboard, disk, or some combination. I had problems like this with my personal computer. I had been running PC66 memory, then I switched to a PC100 256Mb ECC DIM. I properly jumper'd everything, but it randomly started crashing in compiles. I returned the memory and got a new chip. That didn't help either. The motherboard is supposed to handle the faster speed, but unfortunately it is out of warranty. memtest86 didn't find any problems, though. I just have to under-clock the memory and it works fine. I'm not enough of a hardwar guy to really know what's wrong. David Vos
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