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From: "A. Rytsola" <raccoon@newt.dlc.fi>
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Subject: Adding memory shouldn't trigger bugs, right?
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	Hi!

	One of our servers was running low on memory due to heavy database
	use, so I increased the memory from 128 to 192. 
	Now the FreeBSD seems to jam up twice a week, aprox.
	I get no ping reply, no console activity, nothing in the logs,
	just pure jam up. I'll press the reset button and the computer
	gets up just nicely and works another three four days
	just nicely.
	I changed the installed memory with another pieces from
	a machine that has been working long, but no use.

	Anyone else have any similar experiences?
	Motherboard malfunction?  The FreeBSD kernel has been
	recompiled and finds the 192 megs of memory allright.

	Any suggestions welcome.