Downloaded Applejack, ran Memory test on single 512 stick that came
with. Passed with flying colors.
Added back the additional RAM and ran Memory test again....... CPU
panic and hang.
Had to use power button to shut down.
Test at time of panic;
Walking Zeroes :testing 29 of 64panic(cpu 0 caller 0x000A4EC8):
simple lock (0x003DA020) deadlock detection, pc=0x00033564
Does this mean bad RAM or problems with the logic board or processor?
Bruce Johnson <john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu> Apr 23 09:32AM -0700
From the sounds of it all of your RAM may be flaky or it's a bad
logic board, BUT, you have not tried:
1) Run Applejack <http://applejack.sourceforge.net/> which also
includes a handy memory test module that works well. This will
tekll you pretty quickly if you have a flaky DIMM slot or bad ram.
2) Started in safe mode, eliminating most third-arty extensions and
drivers.
3) Logged in as a different user, to eliminate userspace issues
like corrupted caches and preferences.
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