running linux on bad ram
- From: "Thomas" <arabel9@xxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2007 15:44:25 +0200
Hello, maybe this regards the kernel issue, but haven't anywhere to post it.
Recently, after having a lots of system crash i discovered, that ram in my
computer has flaws(I mean some of the cells are broken, and can't access
them, sorry for my english). The thing is I don't wanna to buy a new one. I
thougt it might be possible to install a kernel module which would use my
memory, in such a way that it would ommit the bad storege places, if he
knows them them. Is it possible, or it is rather science fiction ?
.
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