RICK@QUCDNAST.BITNET (01/02/90)
i have an a1000 with a micron 2mb ram card. on saturday i started
getting some bizarre system crashes. i hauled out the memory test
software provided by micron and they pointed to a bad chip. fine. but
the software crapped out after identifying just one chip; i have no idea
if there's more. is there any reasonably generic memory test software that
will continue after finding a bad chip? thanks.
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Think I'll stay in bed Rick Pim, Physics Dept.
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--Frank Zappa, "The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing"sneakers@heimat.UUCP (Dan "Sneakers" Schein) (01/04/90)
In Message <9001020205.AA14114@jade.berkeley.edu>, RICK@QUCDNAST.BITNET writes: > i have an a1000 with a micron 2mb ram card. on saturday i started >getting some bizarre system crashes. i hauled out the memory test >software provided by micron and they pointed to a bad chip. fine. but >the software crapped out after identifying just one chip; i have no idea >if there's more. is there any reasonably generic memory test software that >will continue after finding a bad chip? thanks. There is one on BERKS AMIGA BBS that is generic in nature. It runs on all models of the Amiga and simply tests all known memory (IE: it does not test non-autoconfig memory that has not been addmem'ed). Im not sure of the exact file name and/or size but a keyword search will find it. If you need any help just ask one of the SYSOP's. Sneakers -- ___ Dan "Sneakers" Schein //// BERKS AMIGA BBS Sneakers Computing //// You've tried the rest, now try 2455 McKinley Ave. ___ //// the BEST! 80 Megs of 100% AMIGA West Lawn, PA 19609 \\\\//// 24 hrs @ 215/678-7691 \\\/// sneakers%heimat@commodore.com (or) uunet!cbmvax!heimat!sneakers