201 Memory Fault Code question

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From: neal pollak ck
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1990 05:10

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I have never seen a document that describes how to interpret
the 201 fault codes that can happen at power-up on a pc.
For example, if the power up test stops with "60D4 201" displayed
on the screen, all I can tell you is that we have a bad memory chip.

Can some kind soul shed some light on how to interpret the
first 4 or more digits?  Which bank and which chip, and why?

Thanks in advance,
Neal Pollack
SMC Telecomm
213-450-5150 x9845

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Subject: 201 Memory Fault Code question
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