On Wednesday, August 28, 2024 10:36:11 AM MST DdB wrote: > first of all: i am receiving your postings twice, one thru the list and > one directly. I would prefer, reading them only once, you can decide, if > via the list, or off-list, whatever you prefer.
Sure. (Typically, if you do not want to receive direct replies, you would note that in the email. Often people do so in their email signatures. Otherwise, it is generally considered polite on Debian mailing lists to include a direct response.) > You suggested a memtest. Unfortunately, my only OS, that can use grub, > is the outdated buster. I installed memtest from debian there, but > found, it just did not work at all. That is why i found the PassMark > free memtest 11.0, which also comes in an efi flavor. And via grub, i > could start that one. Result: 0 errors and 0 ecc errors (after 2 passes > of their whole test suite, will have it running for some more later). I’m not sure I really understand everything in this paragraph, but if you want to run Memtest86+, you should either burn the ISO to a CD and boot from it or install it on a flash drive and boot from that. In either case, it shouldn’t matter what else you have installed on your system. As Andrey pointed out in a different email, it appears that it has been determined that this isn’t a problem with Debian's KDE packages. As such, it is more appropriate that you ask any questions on the debian-user mailing list. -- Soren Stoutner so...@debian.org
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