memtest86

[Ashley Benton]

You can press escape to stop the test after it will write test passed 1 or
something like that. If I understood correctly the test repeat itself until
you stop it.
As for your other problems I am sorry I have no idea but I'm sure somebody
who has more knowledge will be able to help you
Sincerely
Meg

On Jan 21, 2008 10:31 AM, Robert Fitzpatrick <lists at webtent.net> wrote:

> I have a BSD server that we upgraded memory from 1GB to 4GB and started
> crashing. I put the old memory back and all is fine. So, I assume there
> is something wrong with at least some of the memory. I brought the
> memory back here to my office where I have another machine that works
> with that memory with Ubuntu. I started the memtest from the boot menu
> and it is has been going 2 days now with no errors. Over 25 passes thus
> far. Does this mean there is nothing wrong with the memory, maybe just
> not well seated?
>
> Also, this is ECC memory and I cannot figure out how to get ECC on in
> memtest.
>
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