dwight@iwarpk0.intel.com (Dwight McDuffee) (08/22/90)
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I have a Packard Bell PC-XT clone that is only about 1 1/2 years old.
When I power up the system, the thing dies in RAM self-test and
displays the following message:
RAM Testing . . . 129 KB
Bad RAM at 2062D = FBh, expected = FFh
Error. Press F1 key to continue.
I guess I have a bad memory chip. Removing the motherboard and
replacing the bad chip would be no problem, but how do I identify
the correct chip?
Any help you can give me is appreciated.
Duane Lundsten
dlundste@ncube.com