User talk:Manseau

Memtest Notes

Memtest is a useful tool found on many boot disks. Besides testing memory, it provides us a quick way to find processor and memory info. Memtest is available on Ubuntu (or other debian based) live cds and our netboot server. The Memtest program is also a boot option on the hard drive.

  intro       -> start
  start       -> sort            [label="" fontsize="11", color=""]
  sort        -> hddrem          [label="" fontsize="11", color=""]
  hddrem      -> busted          [label="" fontsize="11", color=""]
  busted      -> ask             [label="Yes" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  busted      -> usb             [label="No" fontsize="11", color="black"]
  usb         -> incoming        [label="No" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  usb         -> p2              [label="Yes" fontsize="11"]
  p2          -> poweruf         [label="Yes \n or\n Don't Know" fontsize="11"]
  p2          -> incoming        [label="No" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  ask         -> usb             [label="OK" fontsize="11"]
  poweruf     -> poweron         [label="OK" fontsize="11"]
  poweron     -> handwavy        [label="NO" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  handwavy    -> poweron1        [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  poweron1    -> defect          [label="No" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  poweron1    -> enoughproc      [label="Yes" fontsize="11", color=""]
  defect      -> enoughproc      [label="Parts \n Machine" fontsize="11", color=""]
  poweron     -> enoughproc      [label="Yes" fontsize="11"]
  enoughproc  -> keeper          [label="YES" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  enoughproc  -> incoming        [label="NO" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  defect      -> incoming        [label="Recycle" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  incoming    -> chkit           [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  chkit       -> rcycle          [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="red"]
  keeper      -> parts           [label="Parts \n Machine" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  parts       -> prts            [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  keeper      -> asis            [label="AS-IS" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  keeper      -> build           [label="Build" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  build       -> whatzit         [label="Then" fontsize="11", color="Green"]
  whatzit     -> buildrdy        [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  asis        -> tstore          [label="Then" fontsize="11", color="green"]
  tstore      -> store            [label="OK" fontsize="11", color="green"]