testing memory

From: Johnson, Shaunn (SJohnson6_at_bcbsm.com)
Date: 06/25/04

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Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 08:50:00 -0400

    Howdy:

    Running RHEL 3.0 on x86 box.

    Is there some tool or method for testing memory?
    I'm getting general kernel panics and I've gone
    though all of my hardware replacing and removing
    and all I have left is the memory.

    I'd send you the message, but it's kinda large.
    If you want to see what it says, I'll try to
    trap the message.

    I'm thinking that it is the memory only because
    I had to install Windows Server 2003 and it
    crashed twice last night and the browser
    died a number of times. A message look to be
    memory related.

    Thanks!

    -X 

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