I've tried various versions of Memtestx86 and none will successfully boot; they all simply freeze with floppy disk spinning.
Is there another alternative? I believe I've got some bad RAM.
CheckIt! can also test memory, perhaps it will suffice for that purpose.
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wrote:CheckIt! can also test memory, perhaps it will suffice for that purpose.
Actually I think it may be a PSU problem. I just noticed my lo-tech IDE adapter power led is flicking considerably, and I've already swapped out my RAM for brand-new chips.
I believe memtest86 has a compatibilty mode for older hardware. It may still not work on such old systems though.
Is this too much voodoo?
For testing memory chips i would rather use hardware tester solutions.. Iam really not fond of using software solutions. Most of those software testers are really junk, or dont give you the right test result.
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