Check out memtest. This takes literally hours to check your RAM (well,
depending how much of it you have, i suppose). It's at www.memtest86.com. To
check out your CPU, do what the other guy said i.e. compiling a kernel. This
explained a few crashes i had when i overclocked my P75 to 120!
James
>===== Original Message From "Ray Quinn" <quinnray at utvinternet.com> =====
>I've a debian box running at 500Mhz (83.5 x 6).
>The RAM is currently only PC66.
>I'm not sure how stable it is.
>Can anyone recommend (console) software that will
>test the system to see how stable it is,
>and report if any I/O errors occur ?
>Something that will hammer the CPU,
>and RAM would be nice :)
>TIA,
>Ray.
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