EDDIE_KELLEY  When processor activity is high, the temperature of the processor increases. This is normal behavior in all computer processors. If a cooling mechanism in your computer fails, the temperature increase may be problematic, but for most machines the increase in temperature should be harmless.  
(Version 0.3.4b)

MDD-MAN  I am very grateful for Rember and Memtest, and only want to help improve them.

It would be very nice if the memory test would permit different ranges of memory to be tested sequentially (or by some other algorithm that covers the entire memory range). If this is already done, then, in the immortal words of SNL great Emily LaTella -- never mind!)

Thus before each test a different memory range would be allocated and locked in, which would slow things down a bit. A possible algorithm for 2 GB RAM, where (say) only 1.5 GB can be tested by Rember, would be to do #1-to-#1.5GB on the 1st pass, #1.5GB-to-#2GB and #1-to-#1GB on the 2nd pass, etc.   
(Version 0.3.4b)

EDDIE_KELLEY  Please provide more information about the crashing that you are experiencing:

Machine type (ie. G4, G5, Intel)

Operating system version (ie. 10.3, 10.4)

Amount of installed memory

At what point is the program freezing? Does it freeze on launch? Does it freeze once you've started tests?  
(Version 0.3.4b)

RACER27X  When Rember found a bad stick of RAM, I guess the RAM was so bad that a kernel panic and crash resulted. But after I figured out which RAM was bad and removed it, my system was better. Rember was able to test the remaining RAM without crashing.

I downloaded Rember in order to help diagnose an on-going kernel crash problem. It definitely helped me!  
(Version 0.3.4b)

EDDIE KELLEY  Version 0.2.3b of Rember is compatible with the G3 processor. I would recommend using it. That version can be found at www.kelleycomputing.net/rember.  
(Version 0.3b)

ANDREAS/MITCH  You can dl the orig. memtest 411 and copy the g3 build into the same place in rember.

orig. 411 memtest has all builds, but have problems to use the G3 one.

This happen to the gui also.

With this way, memtest (with rember) works with the new memtest 411  
(Version 0.3b)

ANDREAS/MITCH  Forgoten:

DL Link for V411 (g3):

http://www.memtestosx.org/download2/

Its named pre1039, butt runs with tiger too.  
(Version 0.3b)

EDDIE KELLEY  I have posted a version of Rember that includes the alternative memtest executable (for systems lower than 10.3.9 and G3 based machines) on the Rember download page (http://www.kelleycomputing.net/rember).  
(Version 0.3b)

EDDIE  There is a limit in 10.3 and lower that only allow any one application to allocate 2 GB of RAM. Apple's memory testing utilities have the same problems. Tiger (Mac OS 10.4) should solve this issue, as it is a 64 bit operating system.  
(Version 0.2.2b)