Re: Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Memory Problem
(i will silently ignore the format you choose for your message.)
this may be the wrong place to ask this question, and i don't know what
exactly the tests do, but the errors you report
sound a lot like broken hardware - especially RAM.
it would be very nice to know if your machine stops crashing when
you remove the RAM, or if the problem persists.
though i don't know much about your problem, i would return that DIMM
to were you bought it and try another one.
Tim
On Do, 29.07.2004, 10:55, Paulo Lopes sagte:
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> Hi,<br>
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> My laptop is crashing alot (it's not a methodical procedure, but a
> random one), since i've double boot, i've checked on windows and it
> also crashes. I'm having some Machine Check Exception errors on both
> operating systems, and booom! crash! :-)<br>
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> I've checked my memory, (not mine's, the laptop's memory :-)) using
> memtest86+ (<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated"
> href="http://www.memtest.org";>www.memtest.org</a>) and i'm always getting
> 2 errors on test
> #5, (moving a large block of data). If i remove a SODIMM that i bought
> a few months ago i never get the 2 errors.<br>
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> My question is: Since the error is only shown on test #5, can i assume
> that it is a faulty ram block or not?<br>
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> Thanks,<br>
> Paulo Lopes<br>
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