Purple Screen of Death (PSOD)
Source:
Serge Berserik
Submitted by: Serge Berserik
Date: Sept, 2006
Hardware: HP DL360, 2GB RAM
Build: ESX 3.0
Cause: Failure of RAM
Resolution: Remove and Replace bad ram
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