bmacintyre@watcgl.waterloo.edu (Blair MacIntyre) (06/01/89)
In article <107432@sun.Eng.Sun.COM> page@sun.UUCP (Bob Page) writes: >u586182058ea@deneb.ucdavis.edu Frank Kuan wrote: >This should be in the 'most asked questions' posting, along with >"what does color X mean on startup?" > >- Check the for RAM at $C00000 >- Move SYS_BASE to $C00000 if it exists >- RAM Test >- Pass or fail the RAM to the Screen (green if bad) Ok, now I have a little nagging worry. Whenever I test my LUCAS board, it either works or it fails on boot with the green screen. Now I realize that this is supposed to mean I have bad ram. Obviously I don't, since nothing like that happens without LUCAS. Should I be worried, or is it just that the system is picking that particular time to die on bootup. I should mention that I have a Spirit Inboard in there too, which is why I left that $C00000 stuff in above. Just curious. Blair -- = Blair MacIntyre, bmacintyre@watcgl.{waterloo.edu, UWaterloo.ca} // = = now appearing at the Computer Graphics Lab, U of Waterloo! \X/ = = "There's nothing the matter with BR that a shot gun blast wouldn't fix" cge = = "It's not my fault, fatboy!" - Felder, pilot of TL Student Driver On Board =