Re: Mixing RAM speeds.

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From: Michael Schwartz
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 1995 00:00

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In message <45t08n$tk@imp.fl.com.au> - adf@fl.com.au (Andrew Foster) writes:
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:>
:>Hi,
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:>My Linux machine is unstable, and I'm wondering if it's because I've got :
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:>2 x 16MB 60ns SIMMS
:>2 x 8MB 60ns SIMMS
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:>Is this a possibility?
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:>Please e-mail replies.
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:>Thanks,
:>Andrew Foster
:>
:>--
:>Andrew Foster
:>adf@fl.com.au

Could be... I've got 4 4x9 3 are 80's and 1 is a 70.  If I run my machine 
with 0 wait staits I get kernel panics, and fatal errors while compiling the 
kernel's... If I use 1 or 2 wait states, everything is fine..

Mike

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From: michaels@telepath.com (Michael Schwartz)
Subject: Re: Mixing RAM speeds.
Date: 1995/10/20
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