RE: [cobalt-users] postgresql logs

["master" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oke i have memtest, it works but i dont understand what to do,
do i have to put all as size to test, and what do the results mean
I just did: memtest 100M 2 --log,
the results are:
Current limits:
  RLIMIT_RSS  0x7fffffff
  RLIMIT_VMEM 0x7fffffff
Raising limits...
Allocated 104857600 bytes...trying mlock...success.  Starting tests...

Testing 104853504 bytes at 0x4010f000 (4088 bytes lost to page alignment).

Run    1:
  Test  1:         Stuck Address:  Setting...Passed.
  Test  2:          Random value:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  3:        XOR comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  4:        SUB comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  5:        MUL comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  6:        DIV comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  7:         OR comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  8:        AND comparison:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test  9:  Sequential Increment:  Setting...Testing...Passed.
  Test 10:            Solid Bits:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 11:      Block Sequential:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 12:          Checkerboard:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 13:            Bit Spread:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 14:              Bit Flip:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 15:          Walking Ones:  Setting...Passed.
  Test 16:        Walking Zeroes:  Setting...Passed.
Run    1 completed in 2640 seconds (0 tests showed errors).

test 2 was the same
So what is this saying, no memory problems ???
Or do i have to do the test different

---original---------
On Saturday 13 April 2002 09:10 am, master wrote:
> 512 mb
> how can i test my memory

http://linux-diag.sourceforge.net/memory.html
http://www.qcc.sk.ca/~charlesc/software/memtester/

I have never run memtester on a RaQ, I would if I had too
But it should work...