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| I have two sticks of DIMMs in my motherboard for a total of 1GB. The memory went bad at two locations according to memtest (and I decided to run memtest because the computer was crashing). I don't want to replace the memory, just now. In the kernel docs "kernel-parameters.txt file I see that the kernel has boot time option called memmap=nn[KMG]$ss[KMG] where I think nn is the starting point and ss is end address but since the two addresses are pretty far apart, I don't think that would work very well. Is there a way to do two ranges so as to put the reserved ranges around the two bad addresses? like memmap=114F3312$114F3314,34334331$34334333 supposing the bad addresses are 0x114F3313 and 0x34334332 badmem doesn't seem to be under any maintenance nor is it patched for kernel 2.6 mark |