Re: (no subject)

Maybe you have a bad stick of ram, try running memtest86.

http://www.memtest86.com/

Alex

--- Kevin Whittingstall <[email protected]> wrote:
>   Hello all,
> 
>              A while back, I got a pePentium (256 Mb
> ram) running reredhat.0.  Everything worked fine.  I
> then removed the single 256 stick and inserted 2 512
> Mb sticks.  At first, XfXfreeept crashing...it turns
> out that it dididn like one of the scscreensavers as
> running, so I disabled it, and that seem to fix the
> problem.  However, now, I'veveoticed that my system
> tends to get hung up whenever I run the titiniestf
> applications.  The funny thing, is that I'veveoticed
> that the amount of memory being used (as told be the
> 'free' cocommandtends to slowly increase until i have
> about 60 Mb free, which  then results in random
> crcrashes I'veveested the ram by removing 1 and
> running with the other (and vice-versa) and the same
> thing happens.  I have 1 swap partition (478 Mb) that
> seems to never get used.  Is there something I can
> check before assuming that the problem is in the
> memory slot?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Kevin   
> 
> =====
> 
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