Thomas E. Vaughan wrote:
On Wed, Feb 11, 2004 at 05:17:35PM +0100, Francesco P. Lovergine wrote:There are good probability that you have some ram problem. Run memtest86 in standalone mode to check it.Thanks for responding. What is "standalone mode"? I know how to boot to single-user mode by typing the image label followed by "single" at the LILO command line. Is that what you mean?
memtest86 is a boot image that will run by itself and check memory, no need of a kernel (that means standalone here). A lilo entry like
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # memtest image image = /boot/memtest86.bin label=memtest # memtest ends # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- should work once the memtest86 package is installed. -- Agustin