Mason Loring Bliss writes:
> 
> For example: I though my 128 meg PC100 stick was bad, so I took it out and
> popped in two 32 meg sticks from work. Everything ran fine, confirming the
> bad RAM. Then, recently, I bought another 128 meg stick, and the machine
> started blowing up again. It seems a bit like having too much memory makes
> softdep go insane. With 64 megs of RAM, I was stable. With 128, I was
> extremely unstable.

FWIW, I have an ABIT-BP6 (2x433) with 256MB of ECC SDRAM (CAS 2) that doesn't
seem have a problem with "too much RAM" and SOFTDEP.  I am even using the
experimental cpu spinup code.  

Do you have a specific test case that blows up?  I have no difficulties
(currently!) running 'make build' repeatedly, etc.

-Andrew
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