Re: File corruption pattern

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Subject: Re: File corruption pattern
From: Bill Gradwohl <bill@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 14:21:13 -0500
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These all look like single bit errors. Does the mainboard support RAM parity checking, is it turned on, and are you using RAM with the necessary parity support?

If any answer is "No", then this could be the result of random RAM failures that are not being caught. Fix whatever needs fixing (BIOS, mainboard, RAM) to get parity support and then see if the problem disappears or you get real failures reported by the hardware.

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References:
- File corruption pattern
  - From: Michael D. Setzer II
- Re: File corruption pattern
  - From: Neal Rhodes

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