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Yeah, not advocating for chipkill, but the OS has to know how to interpret the machine check syndromes, is all I was getting at. This has been a problem for me
by thedance 7y ago
Yeah, not advocating for chipkill, but the OS has to know how to interpret the machine check syndromes, is all I was getting at. This has been a problem for me on Skylake-SP with Linux, to name one.
- greglindahl 7y agoI've always had to go out of my way to find single-bit correction numbers in Linux. I suspect that once you find that, noticing a chipkill event is pretty easy. But I've never seen a chipkill event, despite having a lot of DRAM for a long time.