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Xantipis
After doing a "disable automatic restart" I get a lenghty message
( almost saying rebuild your machine) but in the
***STOP: it lists what appear to be 7 memory addresses(?) such as
0x0000006F,(0XC00000020 etc. ) A couple of them change from one time to
another.
Then a message below that ,
"Beginning physical dump of memory
Physical dump complete."
Is the "physical dump" the RAM, or possibly the cache on the CPU or
memory on the video card?
Since I do not have another machine capable of testing the PC3200
RAM I will have to buy more RAM to verify the veracity of the report..
I ran memtest86 on the RAM and from what I could understand
about the program the RAM "passed". (guess it didn't?)
Thanks for any answers.
Xan
( almost saying rebuild your machine) but in the
***STOP: it lists what appear to be 7 memory addresses(?) such as
0x0000006F,(0XC00000020 etc. ) A couple of them change from one time to
another.
Then a message below that ,
"Beginning physical dump of memory
Physical dump complete."
Is the "physical dump" the RAM, or possibly the cache on the CPU or
memory on the video card?
Since I do not have another machine capable of testing the PC3200
RAM I will have to buy more RAM to verify the veracity of the report..
I ran memtest86 on the RAM and from what I could understand
about the program the RAM "passed". (guess it didn't?)
Thanks for any answers.
Xan