James Clark writes:

> So to make a long story short, you may have seen the contents of your
> counters which indicated possible bad memory, but when you rebooted and/or
> told the system to validate the memory, everything checked out OK and the
> counters were zeroed out for the next time.

I guess I should have mentioned that several reboots between July (when I
first learned about the MEMRPT command) and 11-25-1999 have failed to clear
up the memory error.  That is, the memory would indeed register as okay
right after the reboot, however the error would soon reappear:  the same
error and the same cards.  Only since the physical tampering with the cards
has the error disppeared for (what appears to be) good.

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