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October 18th, 2004, 04:02 AM
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I got bad ram : can it be hidden ?
I got a problem on DDR RAM chip : One byte in 512MB DDR chip is read randomly bad . The bad byte is almost in the middle of the RAM , at the address 0F45450D .
I fix that in the file c:\bios.ini, I hide the top of the RAM with the /MAXMEM option but now I have only 240 MB of memory...
Can the bad byte be hidden with some software or driver , like in linux OS ?
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October 18th, 2004, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by elo.trans.ts
...I fix that in the file c:\bios.ini, I hide the top of the RAM with the /MAXMEM option but now I have only 240 MB of memory...
Hello elo.trans.ts and welcome to WD forums
BOOT.INI and not bios.ini .
IMHO you cannot exclude a portion of a RAM module from being use. The best you can do is to replace the chip. I hope you still have warranty.
BTW this post is most appropriate in the Tech-To-Tech Section
All well,
Gabriel
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