[1] Thats memtest86.com. [2] It looks like David is a better one to help --Ray
> On Jan 10, 2026, at 11:49 PM, Rnsc 4 Business <[email protected]> wrote: > > I am going to go way out of limb without being analytical and suggest that > you have a hardware problem. I suggest you go to mom test 86.com and buy the > pro version and run it on your machine, with the cache disabled. It will run > real slow. depending on how much memory you have, OnePass will take between > a few hours and a full day. If it runs for a full month, you can bet your > life that you don’t have a memory problem and you can move onto the next > idea. Perhaps someone else on this list will have them more studied, more > informed suggestion, but that’s what I have for you. > --Ray > >>> On Jan 10, 2026, at 7:39 PM, Dan Purgert <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> On Jan 11, 2026, MartinGary Padgett wrote: >>> Please someone respond to let me know if this message got to the Debian >>> User group. >> >> It did. >> >>> On 2025 October 09 I opened for use a desktop computer which had not been >>> used for six months. On the evening of October 14 I closed it in the usual >>> way. The next morning I expected to reopen it also in the usual way. >>> Instead I saw on the monitor a long list of 'failure messages' partially >>> shown in the attachments to this message. >> >> I don't think attachments make it through the mailing list. I'm not one >> to follow google-drive links either, sorry.
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