>> Personally, I think this approach would be more helpful. Additionally, I >> suggest not mixing CEs (Correctable Errors) and UEs (Uncorrectable >> Errors) together. This is especially important for memory errors, as CEs >> occur much more frequently than UEs, but their impact is much smaller. Total agreement on keeping corrected memory errors out of this special handling. They happen all the time in a large fleet, and are not significant unless the same address repeats. -Tony
