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A couple other items to think about - I once troubleshot a quad processor 32 GB server. The person claimed there were "memory" issues. They also provided their copy of SuSE. After two or three consecutive successful installs over a two or three day period, I finally got an error. Googling revealed a possible data transfer rate problem between the scsi controller and the hard drive. The rate was 320. The suggestion was to change to 80. I made the change for the channels of the drives, and several repeated installs later, no problem. So sometimes the most unexpected items can cause problems, even if they don't leave any or obvious traces in logs, be it video, hard drive controllers, or RAM. Oh the fun of troubleshooting. Keeps us all pretty much employed and busy! Scott -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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