Got a question from a friend of mine who works in IT. He's very new to Linux. Here is his question:
"Have you ever found a program in linux that allows you to locate bad dims if you have faults? I’ve tried memtest86, memconf, memtester and none of them can point out what slot on the motherboard has the bad RAM. I know usually you just plug in one at a time. But memtest86 takes hours and I have…wait for it….16 slots to test DIMs on for this specific server with memory failure." Any ideas? Is it even possible for the software to know which slot the bad memory is in? He isn't using Gentoo, I think he's on Ubuntu. If you can suggest software we'll deal with the installation. Thanks very much - Skippy
