Yea, well it happens. The problem with all the testing software is they either run full 32-bit addressing, or at the minimum require CFM-68K which again requires an 020+ one of the biggest reasons I want the 020/030 running in my portable.
Seems the best way for me to test is just create a 100% RAM disk to utilize maximum RAM, copy all my HDD contents over and boot from RAM. if everything is ok without bombing out there there, then its a good bet that the RAM is ok.
So far out of the 12 I just assembled, I have 1 that has another bad RAM IC.
Seems the best way for me to test is just create a 100% RAM disk to utilize maximum RAM, copy all my HDD contents over and boot from RAM. if everything is ok without bombing out there there, then its a good bet that the RAM is ok.
So far out of the 12 I just assembled, I have 1 that has another bad RAM IC.