User guide

MEMTST, Continued
To test each memory module just once, use a test time of 0 as
shown in the following example. MEMTST will calculate a test
time based on the number of memory arrays installed.
DUP Array Bad Block Test
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User data will be corrupted. Proceed? [1=Yes/(0=No)] 1
Test time in minutes? [0 (= 1 pass) <-> 200] 0
1 pass (= 10 minutes) selected
Testing slot 0:
Array OK - has 2 bad blocks
Testing slot 1:
Array OK - has 0 bad blocks
Testing slot 2:
No array installed
Testing slot 3:
No array installed
Testing slot 4:
No array installed
Testing slot 0:
Test completed.
The following is an example of MEMTST output when a
memory module is found bad.
DUP Array Bad Block Test
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User data will be corrupted. Proceed? [1=Yes/(0=No)] 1
Test time in minutes? [0 (= 1 pass) <-> 200] 10
Testing slot 0:
Array OK - has 2 bad blocks
Testing slot 1:
Array fails - has more than 20 bad blocks
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