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On Sat, 2005-10-08 at 21:08 -0400, bruce harding wrote: |
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> I've got 2 sticks of Kingston HyperX 3200 DDR Registered & ECC. Is it |
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> possible that this if I ran memtest86+ for 2 days straight and found no |
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> error that the memory could still be defective? |
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> I ask because I can't get a complete compile of glibc. I have to |
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> restart the process at lease 3 times before the compile will complete. |
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> Let me know what you think. |
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> bruce |
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That was my issue. I had exactly the same problem when I assembling |
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together AMD64. It took me one week to investigate. Memorytest86 pass |
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all the test and the system was still crashing when I was compiling for |
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a longer time. So in other words Memorytest86 it is not worth the disk |
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space it occupies. |
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Look on Google for another test called: memtest.sh from RedHat and run |
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it. |
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In my case it was memory issue. I got a new pair of stick and the |
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problem went away. |
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#Joseph |
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