Memtest86+ 7.20 Adds Support For Intel Arrow Lake & AMD Zen 5

[StandaSK]

debrouxl, as it turns out it's an ASUS K8N, which apparently has an nForce 3, not VIA :/

Seems to boot, but unfortunately it seems my only AGP GPU is dead, so no display.

Still, 3 memory slots on a single-channel platform is quite wacky for today's standards. If you're interested I can send you the board/CPU/RAM, I have no use for it.

[debrouxl]

debrouxl, as it turns out it's an ASUS K8N, which apparently has an nForce 3, not VIA :/

Seems to boot, but unfortunately it seems my only AGP GPU is dead, so no display.

Still, 3 memory slots on a single-channel platform is quite wacky for today's standards. If you're interested I can send you the board/CPU/RAM, I have no use for it.

Well, thanks for your offer
If you have no use for that computer, let's go... all the more I have Socket A/462, Socket 939 and Socket AM2 (940) platforms, but I don't think I have any Socket 754 platform for old Athlon 64 in my collection. I'll contact you privately.

[darkbasic]

For LA64 support, LoongArch went far beyond donating hardware: they actually paid someone to go through the porting, testing, submission and integration process - which also enabled improvements in upstream. At the time of this writing, no vendor of AArch64 or RV64 platform has done that (well, publicly, but I'd undoubtedly know), and as a result, memtest86+ doesn't work on those platforms - yet. Not that ACPI, which is all memtest86+ supports so far, is popular on these platforms, granted. But they'll even be able to benefit from the preparatory work done by LoongArch.

If testing on dual socket Power 9 interests you please let me know.