Joerg Pernfuss writes:
- I am upgrading my SS10 clone from netBSD 2.1 to 3.0 and while doing so,
- I got memory errors that I have trouble understanding:
- 
- cpu0: NMI: system interrupts: 10090000<VME=0,SBUS=0,E,T,M>
- memory error:
-         EFSR: e611<CE,DW=1,SYNDROME=e6>
-         MBus transaction: 9fe04d30<VAH=0,TYPE=3,SIZE=5,C,VA=81,S,MID=9>
- 	address: 0x0eb718e0
-         module location: J0304
- cpu0: NMI: system interrupts: 100d0000<VME=0,SBUS=0,E,SC,T,M>
- memory error:
-         EFSR: e611<CE,DW=1,SYNDROME=e6>
-         MBus transaction: bfe38d50<VAH=0,TYPE=5,SIZE=5,C,VA=8e,S,MID=b>
-         address: 0x0e9628e0
-         module location: J0304
- cpu0: NMI: system interrupts: 10080000<VME=0,SBUS=0,T,M>
- memory error:
-         EFSR: e611<CE,DW=1,SYNDROME=e6>
-         MBus transaction: 9fe38d50<VAH=0,TYPE=5,SIZE=5,C,VA=8e,S,MID=9>
-         address: 0x0eb718e0
-         module location: J0304
- 
- Are these errors in the CPU cache?

	Nope.

- Or do I need to replace one of my normal ram modules?

	Yup.. The memory error message above suggest that it's
the  module at J0304 on the main board.  Try removing/replacing
that module, and start stressing the memory system again.. I
suspect the errors will be gone.

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