Re: Question on memtest86

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Subject: Re: Question on memtest86
From: David Timms <dtimms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 08:14:37 +1000
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Randy Vice wrote:

I've got FC4 running on a orphaned laptop (linare LADBS200) and memorytest is showing the chipset as VIA KN266. It's only got 128 MB so Iwould like upgrade the SODIMM. Linare is unreachable so I have zero wayof finding out what SODIMM it takes. Can I take memtest86's display ofchipset as fact? I installed it via yum (dag IIRC). Or is there abetter way of finding out?

Sometimes both (if there are two) ram slots are visible in thecompartment where you access the ram. Perhaps you could match anexisting stick ?


DaveT.

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