Re: Re: Tarlz 0.26 'make check' test failure on Debian 12

[wrotycz]

I dug into my actual hardware using the tool 'inxi' (command inxi -m -xxx)

inxi is system information tool, you need proper memtest, not sysinfo, that will not be limited by system.

You want to use Memtest86+ [1]. It requires usb stick where you put it, and boot a computer from it.

synchronous unbuffered (unregistered) UDIMMs, so I presume that means no error correction capability.

These has nothing to do with error correction. ECC has. [2][3]

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1. https://memtest.org/

2. Unbuffered versus Registered ECC Memory – Difference between ECC UDIMMs and RDIMMs

https://www.servethehome.com/unbuffered-registered-ecc-memory-difference-ecc-udimms-rdimms/

3. ECC Vs non-ECC

https://superuser.com/questions/381875/ecc-registered-vs-ecc-unbuffered/1369411#1369411