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From: RFM@psuvm.psu.edu
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Subject: Re: Help! Memory Parity Problem!!
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Date: 21 Dec 90 13:37:29 GMT
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My momma always told me to check memory chip seating before you start
replacing chips. On some machines, heat flexing eventually can make
a chip start working loose. This condition produces intermittent mem
parity errors. Open your box & make sure all memory chips are seated firmly.
Bob M., PSU-Harrisburg