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4 minutes ago, The_Dillster said:

By the looks of it , could be ram? was the solution just memtest or new ram?

 

Well if you do memtest it should tell you if the memory has gone bad or not.  if it has the solution is probably to get new ram

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Uh, I used to see something sort of similar on Ubuntu occasionally that was related to video drivers... and a friend who had a macbook with ram that was dying did something like that from time to time...

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4 minutes ago, The_Dillster said:

By the looks of it , could be ram? was the solution just memtest or new ram?

 

Well if you do memtest it should tell you if the memory has gone bad or not.  if it has the solution is probably to get new ram

Solve your own audio issues  |  First Steps with RPi 3  |  Humidity & Condensation  |  Sleep & Hibernation  |  Overclocking RAM  |  Making Backups  |  Displays  |  4K / 8K / 16K / etc.  |  Do I need 80+ Platinum?

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