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Re: Disappearing & Reappearing program groups.

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From: Mike Tomlinson
Date: Mon, 25 Dec 1995 00:00
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In article <819657987snz@c4rv.demon.co.uk>
           raj@c4rv.demon.co.uk "Rajesh Varia" writes:

> Not if you are using a Triton board.  Seriously I believe CheckIT Pro
> is supposed to be good at testing Simms.

I use Checkit, Checkit Pro, Diag2000 and a hardware card to test
memory. They are all good at finding definite, repeatable 
failures, but are not so hot at finding intermittents, even over 
multiple passes.

The DOS Himem.sys test is better at finding intermittents; a 
batch file can be set up to constantly reboot the machine and 
the screen observed. Running Ami Pro in Windows is, I find, a 
good "method" for finding parity problems.

Quite frequently I have had machines with parity errors which 
have been down to a bad motherboard rather than memory.

cheers,

-- 
Mike Tomlinson
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From: Mike Tomlinson <Mike@jasper.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Disappearing & Reappearing program groups.
Date: 1995/12/25
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