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Subject: Re: Steps to debug memory/motherboard (Via VB8001) problem
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George Hartzell wrote:

> 
>  a) with the motherboard
> 
>  b) with how -CURRENT sets up or drives the hardware.
> 
>  c) bad memory that only shows up when both DIMMs are in use.
> 
>

d) the settings the BIOS uses to set up the memory bus controllers

I presume the DIMMs are identical....