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In article <B0C34504966824854@cara.demon.co.uk>,
peter@cara.demon.co.uk (Peter Ceresole) wrote:

> Each time these type 11 errors have shown up, they have tended to persist
> when I reboot. Type 11. Reset (Ctrl-Cmd-start) and some problem or other
> crops up again-

Type 11 errors are usually down to (pause for to create tension ...)

                            loose RAM chips !

Yes, folks.  If you have untrackable type 11 errors (and I mean
untrackable ... you should have tried INITs, new systems, etc.)
you may well have loose RAM.

Things to try: turn your system off, pick it up, shake it.  Any
change ?  Try giving it a sharp thump it while it's on (preferably
with the hard disk in powered down).  Do you get an instant Type 11 ?

If you're brave, open it up, take out the memory clean the contacts
with a rubber, and put the chips back in all swapped around.  Any
change ?  If you're not brave, pay me and I'll do it for you (and
help to diagnose the problem if it's not due to loose RAM).

Simon.
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