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Hi,

Can anyone give me a clue, how one can ``stop'' system from accessing =
RAM, and then allow it again?

What I want to manage is ``RAM test on demand''.=20

I just need a point where should I start, or rather in general terms how =
can I freeze system for a while to make that test.

I am very new into kernel programming, so sorry if it is lame question.=20

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Best Regards/Pozdrawiam

LVJ

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person:         Lukasz Jaroszewski

address:        ul. Szafirowa 5, 16-400 Suwalki, POLAND

phone:          +48503008710

nic-hdl:        LJ890-RIPE

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