Seems pretty simple to me. Keep in mind it's not analyzing things to see where the error is (address line, I/O pin, which chip, etc). It's just a simple track

Seems pretty simple to me. Keep in mind it's not analyzing things to see where the error is (address line, I/O pin, which chip, etc). It's just a simple track errors per dimm, then remove the dimm. This works with Linux and several generation old Xeons with no problem. Kinda cool be be able just run free -h and see that a dimm is missing.