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memtest
- From: Brad Bourn <brad@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 22:39:00 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <200503181538.01337.brad@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Is memtest for amd64 supposed to work?
I am having intermittant trouble with my amd64 machine (running SuSE 9.1).
I am wanting to verify the memory is good.
I was able to boot to a mindi iso (from mondoarchive.org) that has memtest,
lucifer, mprime and a few other utilities on it. I can run everthing EXCEPT
memtest. It reboots the machine when it try's to start. Is this proof of bad
ram?
I decided to look for a amd64 specific version. I used yast to check my dvd's
and sure enough, it is there and says it is for 64-bit. I installed it and
added a menu option for grub kernel(drive)/boot/memtest.bin
it is able to find the bin and ~try~ to boot from it but gets some sort of
interrupt error.
Is this supposed to work? Is there a better memory tester?
Thanks in advance
B-)
I am having intermittant trouble with my amd64 machine (running SuSE 9.1).
I am wanting to verify the memory is good.
I was able to boot to a mindi iso (from mondoarchive.org) that has memtest,
lucifer, mprime and a few other utilities on it. I can run everthing EXCEPT
memtest. It reboots the machine when it try's to start. Is this proof of bad
ram?
I decided to look for a amd64 specific version. I used yast to check my dvd's
and sure enough, it is there and says it is for 64-bit. I installed it and
added a menu option for grub kernel(drive)/boot/memtest.bin
it is able to find the bin and ~try~ to boot from it but gets some sort of
interrupt error.
Is this supposed to work? Is there a better memory tester?
Thanks in advance
B-)
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