My Reply follows quote. On 13/11/2003 19:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >At 18:38pm -0800 on 11/13/03, you (Ken), wrote: > >> This message written: Thursday, 13 November 2003 18:23:56 PST >> > >(snip) >> I strongly suspect that one of the DIMMs is bad. Now, in order to >> minimize the number of times I have to remove the logic board (I am >> really beginning to despise that design!), is there a way to narrow the >> search for the bad DIMM? What is the sequence in which RAM is "used?" >> That is, which RAM slot/bank is used first? > > > The only thing I know of is Gauge Pro, which IIRC, will give you a hint >when it discoveres a memory error. > > Any number of us may be able to send you a copy, especially since it's >only 98 Kb --------- Well, thanks, but I have that. Sure don't recall it ever saying anything about RAM, other than that some is present. Will have to look again.
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