I wrote something similar to test an Alpha with a flakey L2 cache; it
didn't find anything. However, a script that did kernel compiles in a
loop soon finds errors.
I don't know much about memory testing, other than it is hard, really
hard -- and there is some magic in the way gcc access memory that
seems to trigger nasties.
It has been suggested that a good thesis would be to distill whatever
magic gcc has for testing memory and study that :)
1.5GB for $400. Amazing. No more whining from you guys that
BitKeeper uses too much memory :-)
1.5GB without ECC? Seems like a disater waiting to happen? Is ECC
memory much more expensive?
--cw
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