What is this: skge Ram read/write data parity error

Hello,

Since some time I'm getting the following log entries under 2.6.15:

Mar  7 05:42:48 tiger kernel: skge Ram write data parity error
Mar  7 05:42:48 tiger kernel: skge Ram read data parity error

Does this mean my hardware is faulty? The error message seems to imply
that, but since I am not experiencing any problems and a comment in
skge.c says

/* Parity errors seem to happen when Genesis is connected to a switch
 * with no other ports present. Heartbeat error??
 */

talking about some other sort of parity error though ("mac parity") I'm
not sure any more. Can anybody enlighten me?	

Thanks,
Aaron
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