From: Jonathan Berry (jberry_at_islandnet.com)
Date: Fri Mar 16 2001 - 02:11:39 EST
Lockups due to RAM also happen in desktop units. It happened to
me just this week in a new unit. Sometimes it is not science,
nor art, but Black Magic that seems to be at work. If
replacing the RAM solves your problem, don't throw away the
removed RAM, it may still work in another machine. It's not
logic, it's m a g i c.
In article <3AB0F693.7B11B754_at_vanzella.com>,
Luca Vanzella <luca_at_vanzella.com> wrote:
>Thanks to stevec50_at_yahoo.com and RobDBell_at_netscape.net for their
>suggestions. They and several others have pointed to memory as the
>most probable culprit. BTW, I have 64MB of IBM memory installed by
>IBM. I'll have to get the memory tested or swap it for memory that is
>known to be good. I'll let you know what happens.
>
>--
>Luca Vanzella
>
>
-- cheers Jonathan Berry http://www.islandnet.com/~jberry/ to know more than you want
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