Oh, I did very briefly... not much was available...
Cliff Wells wrote:
You might just try googling for it, you might find other people who have
run into the same problem with that model of mobo. I'd do it for you
but I'm off to a Python SIG =)
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liff Wells wrote:
On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 14:05, John B. Moore wrote:
Thanks, that makes sense.. trouble is the Manual I have does not
indicate the voltage for either the DIMM or the SIMMs.. I'll check the
FIC website and see if there is more info on this..
That's what I lov
May I humbly suggest that this is an unfortunate statement/attitude..
If Linux is to succeed at the corporate/business level it must be
perceived as "easier" than windows. Being "cheap" does not cut it if you
have to hire a team of "experts" to just get up and running, update
programs or such..
hn..
nate wrote:
John B. Moore said:
Correct... mem=512M ... (fingers getting behind brain...)
some system setups have a tendancy to eat up to 1MB of extra memory,
on such systems the solution is to use mem=XXXM where XXX is 1MB less
then what you have, so in your case mem=511M
Correct... mem=512M ... (fingers getting behind brain...)
Cliff Wells wrote:
On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 09:18, John B. Moore wrote:
[snip]
Using mem=512 still sometimes causes a kernal panic during the INIT. I
[snip]
entering mem=512 and pressing enter I get
Error 28: Selected
Folks,
Ok, here is where I'm at and it does not look to good..
On the Memory front
I ran DocMemory over night (15+ hours) and it has passed 13 iterations
of the test sequence. I had also run memtest86 and it did show some
problems. I had called Cruial and they had recommended DocMemory..
Fred,
Thanks for the thoughts... I'll investigate..
I have run memtest and MemoryDoc (or is it DocMemory??) the
memtest86 did appear to report a problem in the test #6, I then called
Crucial and they ask me to run the DocMemory tester.. The quick test
passed, I'm running the "BurnIn" all
Kevin,
Thanks for that info..
I'll followup on this ideas as soon as I finish the memory tests...
John...
Kevin MacNeil wrote:
What chipset does this mainboard have? My wife has a VA-503+ (also with
dimm and simm slots) with 1mb onboard cache and an mvp3 chipset, and it
can't cache m
Shane,
Ahhh Ok, I'll test that as soon as the memory test finishes.. So
far it is at test #4 (of 8) and everything is passing.
John...
Daily, Shane, CTR wrote:
Put a space before MEM=512M
-Original Message-
From: John B. Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: M
something like this
grub append> ro root=LABEL=/ MEM=512M
I think that's correct ?
Shane
-Original Message-
From: John B. Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 12:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Memory - 512 SIMMS
Shane,
No.. Frankly
Cliff Wells wrote:
I take it you mean 64MB DIMMS .
Of course, my bad...
Why not use 2 256MB DIMMS? Cheaper, faster and easier to find.
According to my motherboard doc, 64 is the largest DIMM allowed.
I've had a couple of mobos that supported both SIMMS and DIMMS. The
DIMMS always work
Shane,
No.. Frankly I'm not that familiar with how to do this.. Where can
do this..??
Thanks...
John...
Daily, Shane, CTR wrote:
Have you tried appending MEM=512M to the boot loader?
-Original Message-
From: John B. Moore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, Ja
Greetings,
I need to run this by you folks and see if there are any
alternatives/issues that might get this to work. (using the very latest
kernal)
I have a VA-502 revA1 motherboard that has both DIMM slots and SIMM slots.
It is currently runing on the DIMM with two 64k DIMMS. Everything wor
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