CUPS problem

[PerAntonRønning]

Tim wrote:
> PerAntonRønning:  [about memtest results]
>   
>> Yes, it came through. I run 5 full passes and got error count =0, but
>> is 5 passes ususally enough? 
>>     
>
> Probably is a good enough indicator.
>   
Yes. Yesterday I went out and let another memory test run, and when I 
came home it had completed 13 passes, still with error count = 0.
I suppose that the error count is not re-initialized to 0 every time a 
new pass starts,
since every new pass occupies the same statistics line on the screen, at 
least in my version of memtest.
Q:Does memtest produce a log file? At least I don't find one in 
/var/log, but then again, I gurss a logfile would not be possible since 
the file system is not mounted.

In conclusion, I guess my memory chips are OK. Could there be a bus 
problem, or something up that alley?  Is there some way of testing she 
screen card in a similar manner?
I still hesitate to believe that all the Linux distros that I have tried 
produce the same screen freeze condition.

I am seriously planning for FC7, I have located the FC7 version of "The 
Bible" (Christopher Negus - published on Wiley: "Fedora X and Red Hat 
Enterprise Linux X-1,  X=5,6,7,---) , this has been a quote good and 
comprehensive FC5 manual.
Does anyone have a better suggestion, by the way?

Brgds
PAR