[Ti] Tech tools that come with the machine.
Robert Nicholson
robert at elastica.com
Tue Dec 3 23:07:34 PST 2002
So far I've found a couple of testing tools but I'm not convinced that
they are accurate.
The one I've used is the RamCheck utility and when I run this my
machine in OS 9 just locks up. Not sure if that's a sign of bad ram or
not.
Is there anybody out there who knows of comprehensive ram checking tool?
I ran the one of the Apple supplied CD and the first time I ran it it
locked up and the second time I got script error in the program.
I've sinced swapped the two 256mb dimms to the opposite slots just to
see what happens.
On Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 11:26 AM, Robert Nicholson wrote:
> Under normal circumstances should the memory checking that is present
> in the Apple Diagnostics CD that came with my powerbook complete
> succesfully? I have 2x256MB DIMMS. roughly how long should the memory
> test take for that configuration?
>
> For me when it got to the memory test it appeared to hang the program.
>
> Still trying to track down the source of my kernel panics.
>
>
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