Jim,

It has been my experience that if you make through a boot-up sequence, and 
don't have fastboot=yes, then your memory is good.  Then again I'm getting 
older so mine isn't so good, and I may get corrected online.

Also, 100% memory utilization is correct for a running 3000 - even with 
memory max'ed -excellent memory management/utilization on this machine.

You know what they say about 3000 memory requirements - if you still have 
money in the bank, you don't have enough memory.  Hopefully you are at 
maximum configurable memory.  Once that is done, you will have disc I/O 
problems - also normal for the 3000.  Gotta love that little puppy.

Craig's method is better is you cannot handle the downtime.

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