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From: "Rico Tudor" <rico@patrec.com>
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Another problem area is ECC monitoring.  I'm still waiting for info from
ServerWorks, and so is Dan Hollis.  Alexander Stohr has even submitted
code to Jim Foster for approval, without evident effect.  I have 18GB of
RAM divided among five ServerWorks boxes, so the matter is not academic.