Hi. I tested my RAM memory with memtest86, which is included in 10.2 DVD and my memory failed to pass the 2nd test. I have detected the damaged module, but I read in the website of memtest that it was "able to create patterns used by the Linux BadRAM feature. This slick feature allows Linux to avoid bad memory pages". The question is if kernel-default provides that BadRAM feature and how could I configure my system to use it.
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