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The OS detected the fault and terminated the application which used the faulted memory address range, which is what it was supposed to do.
by theevilsharpie 9y ago
The OS detected the fault and terminated the application which used the faulted memory address range, which is what it was supposed to do.
- deaddodo 9y agoThe guy who ran the exact test OP is referring to specifically states that it handles two-bit errors in a sub-optimal manner. Sure, you don't have to hard fault. Just like regular memory controllers don't fail on any bit-errors. But it's ideal, when dealing with critical data.