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From: Mike Nowlin <mike@argos.org>
To: Willem Jan Withagen <wjw@iae.nl>
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Subject: Re: Bad memory suspected
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> >Since FreeBSD systems will start pumping out random signal 11's in the face
> >of bad memory, try searching the -hardware and -questions list for that. I
> >believe that someone actually wrote a signal 11 FAQ, but I don't have a
> >pointer.
> 
> I'll go and see if I can find something like that.
> 

I believe that the Linux mini-HOWTO doc library has one as well -- it
might be worth reading, as the info in it basically applies to FreeBSD as
well, not to mention any other "good" OS.....

--mike




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