> Hi!
>
> > If you want I can dig up the drivers I am currently using and send
> > them to you.
> >
> > I even have a working memory scrub routine.
>
> What is "memory scrubbing" good for?
When you have a correctable ECC error on a page you need to rewrite the
memory to remove the error. This prevents the correctable error from becoming
an uncorrectable error if another bit goes bad. Also if you have a
working software memory scrub routine you can be certain multiple
errors from the same address are actually distinct. As opposed to
multiple reports of the same error.
Eric
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