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Subject: Re: data corruption with current (maybe sis chipset related?)
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Terry Lambert wrote:

<...>
> The problem appears on any processor that supports 4M pages;
> that includes both Intel and AMD processors.  Whether or not
> you personally see it is based on the memory usage patterns
> that are required to trigger it...

Do I recall from some months ago that this bug would not
affect machines with less than a gig of RAM?