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From: sneakers@heimat.UUCP (Dan "Sneakers" Schein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: memory test programs?
Message-ID: <10384.AA10384@heimat>
Date: 4 Jan 90 14:18:53 GMT
Followup-To: comp.sys.amiga
Organization: Sneakers Computing
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In Message <9001020205.AA14114@jade.berkeley.edu>, RICK@QUCDNAST.BITNET writes:

>  i have an a1000 with a micron 2mb ram card. on saturday i started
>getting some bizarre system crashes. i hauled out the memory test
>software provided by micron and they pointed to a bad chip. fine. but
>the software crapped out after identifying just one chip; i have no idea
>if there's more. is there any reasonably generic memory test software that
>will continue after finding a bad chip? thanks.

  There is one on BERKS AMIGA BBS that is generic in nature. It runs on all
  models of the Amiga and simply tests all known memory (IE: it does not
  test non-autoconfig memory that has not been addmem'ed). Im not sure of
  the exact file name and/or size but a keyword search will find it. If you
  need any help just ask one of the SYSOP's.

  Sneakers

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