Testing ALL memory

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From: J.D. Cronin
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1990 21:49

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My old Amiga 1000 appears to have some bad memory.  One pixel on the
Workbench screen always stays lit.  It seems there must be something
wrong somewhere in chip memory.  Any suggestions on finding the bad
chip?

Is there any way to map an address and bit to a given chip?

Thanks...Jim Cronin

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Subject: Testing ALL memory
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