That thought occurred to me, but I've never checked RAM before. Do we
remove
all the DIMMs and add them 1 at a time? Is there any particular slot
that
has to have a DIMM installed in order to boot?
If you, or someone, can briefly outline a good way to test RAM I would
be
grateful.
Yeah, take 'em all out and try one at a time; no particular slot order.
Pax,
Gene, a.k.a. G-Man
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