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I'm pretty sure you can boot from any version of a fedora install disk (disk #1 of course) and at the "boot:" prompt type 'memtest' --Matt Scott Ehrlich wrote: > I'm looking for a free CPU/Memory intensive testing program for a Dell > Poweredge 2500. I'm trying to locate the reason why it reboots at > random times, but nothing in the logs show a problem. I want to > narrow it down to hardware or OS (Win NT). I plan to run the testing > continuously overnight. It would be great if it could also log > error results. > > I have the Dell Diags program and still need to look at the > granularity of testing it offers. It would be ideal to have > something which performs a continuous full test of the CPU and memory > of at least a gig. > > Thanks. > > Scott > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://olduvai.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
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