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The Pragmatic Addict · Oct 15, 2024

Run Linux with bad memory

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Long ago in the early days of computers, nothing was reliable. Hard disks would have errors that would come right from the factory. The manufacturer even labeled the drives with the bad parts to be entered so DOS could ignore them. It was not too uncommon to have memory chips go bad from time to time. In my case I installed a modern system and had two sticks of memory both come up with errors…

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