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Morty_Porty444

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  1. My server went down yesterday and on my next restart I was getting an error that said  kernel panic -  not syncing vfs unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0 0), I did some quick research and sounded like a bad USB could be the issue so I created a new one. 

     

    After trying to boot from the new USB I started getting a new error message: rip: 0010:panic+0x1e3/0x224  So I did some more research which lead me to do a memtest.  When running that, I got 20 errors on Test 4, see https://imgur.com/Bdbe9au.jpg

     

    Today I went out got a new stick of ram, put it in and it started.  I decided to see if the error was the old Ram so I reinstalled it and tried to start again.  And I got the same error message: rip: 0010:panic+0x1e3/0x224 .  So looks like bad ram let me pull it and start up again without it.  

     

    On the next start, I get the same  error message: rip: 0010:panic+0x1e3/0x224  with only the new stick in.  Now I feel like a dummy.

     

    So I shutdown and run the memtest on just the new RAM, and I get 16 errors this time, on the same test #4.  So I shutdown, pulled the ram, cleaned the pins reseated the RAM and tried to boot again, same  error message: rip: 0010:panic+0x1e3/0x224 

     

    Now I am questioning why I had to try that RAM, WHY?  So I try a new USB again and the server boots up no problem.  I am happy its back on, but is that RAM stick bad or was the problem the USB?

     

    So my question is, could the bad USB be the reason I was failing the Memtest? Or is that RAM bad?  If so why did I get errors on the new stick?

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