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Dave
Does anyone know of a KB article that documents the
possible pitfalls of having more than 8GB of physical
memory on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server? I am
troubleshooting a clients ProLiant DL740 with 16GB RAM
that is getting the "hardware" blue screen, "Hardware
malfunction, contact your hardware vendor. NMI memory
parity error detected." Diags run clean on the noise test
on the memory. I have asked the customer to remove memory
down to 8GB but they refuse stating that the OS should
index/allocate only the allowable memory. I need
something to help push this issue. Thanks in advance..
Dave
possible pitfalls of having more than 8GB of physical
memory on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server? I am
troubleshooting a clients ProLiant DL740 with 16GB RAM
that is getting the "hardware" blue screen, "Hardware
malfunction, contact your hardware vendor. NMI memory
parity error detected." Diags run clean on the noise test
on the memory. I have asked the customer to remove memory
down to 8GB but they refuse stating that the OS should
index/allocate only the allowable memory. I need
something to help push this issue. Thanks in advance..
Dave