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Description of problem:
When I ask Linux (both RedHat and Fedora) to reboot my machine,
issueing the
command:
shutdown -r "now"
or the command:
reboot
or the command:
init 6

the system shutting down is carried out regularly, but when the
machine starts
the subsequent operations of the POST, the BIOS reaches a certain
point in the
boot memory test and then stops with an error found at a certain memory
location, saying something like:
Cell (...): Value written: (...), value read: (...)
where, obviously, the value read is different from the one written.
Reading the man page bootparam with the command:
man bootparam
I found an option that, given to the kernel at boot time, has
solved the problem. The option is:
reboot=bios
and must be put among the argument of the kernel line executed (in
grub or in
lilo) at boot time.

Many Thanks to everybody.

Luca "FISH" PERSICO


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.init 6
2.
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Actual Results:  The problem is described above

Expected Results:  No memory error at all.

Additional info:

My computer is a CLEVO2700S with SiS chipset and video card SiS with
shared memory.