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On Monday 2 July 2007 11:50, Pongracz Istvan wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> One of my partners has a problem in an existing motherboard. |
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> There are physical memory regions, which regions are buggy. |
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> I do not know, the memory module itself, or them motherboard, but if |
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> the kernel want to access to these region, it crashes. |
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> I would like to know, is there a solution to make a memory hole, which |
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> will be never addressed? |
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> The situation is similar, when the HDD has bad sectors and I cover |
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> them with a never-used-partition or file. |
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> I googled a while, before I wrote this email, but I have no result |
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> yet. |
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You should really replace the broken components. However, google |
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for "badram". |
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