Going back to memtest86+, how long did you let it run? Did it get through all
tests with at least one pass? If not, I would go back to that and narrow down
if you have one bad DIMM. Letting memtest86+ run for just a few minutes might
work in some cases, but I've had bad memory surface only after hours of runs as
well.
/Brian/
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On Mar 13, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Alan McKay wrote:
Thanks. I do have mixed memory in it and was thinking about that - but I
have 4 other identical units and all of them have the same mix - half of one
kind and half of another. And no problems with those other 4 units.
Though now that I think of it, I could take half out of 2 of them to ensure
those 2 units have all the same type of RAM
As for BIOS upgrades - I have been unable to upgrade the BIOS in all 5 units
and sadly I have no more support contract with Sun on these boxes so i'm not
sure what to do.
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