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From: Danny Pansters <danny@ricin.com>
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> Is my RAM rotting or what?

Yes could be. I've had random kernel panics in the past (using linux) with 
one machine and it turned out the RAM had some oxyde/rust on it. after 
cleaning it no more probs.

Dan


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