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Article #35576Re: Sad Mac 00..04 00..00?
From: Tim W Smith
Date: Sat, 17 Dec 1988 12:44
Date: Sat, 17 Dec 1988 12:44
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The 4 means that it is a RAM failure on SIMM 3 or SIMM 4. The other number is supposed to indicate which bits are bad. For example, if the whole SIMM fails, the second number would be 0000FFFF. If the last bit were bad, it would be 0000FFFE, and so on. I have no idea what a zero means. ( I know this stuff because I had a similar problem, and asked MACDTS about the error codes ) Tim Smith
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