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    writes:   
   > I've got a couple of old-ish Pi2 v1.1 32 bit hosts. Both   
   > have started to behave strangely, one having trouble booting   
   > and the other reporting what could be thought of as "off by one"   
   > errors that cause processes to report errors.   
      
   I don’t know of a test suite as such but if it can’t reliably boot a   
   Linux kernel from known-good storage (e.g. fresh install on a uSD card)   
   then you’ve got the core of your answer: it’s broken.   
      
   As others have said, SD card failure should be right at the top of the   
   list of possible causes.   
      
   “Processes reporting errors” is harder to assess with so little   
   information, certainly there’s not enough presented here to assume a   
   hardware fault.   
      
   > They're the first two Pi2s purchased, in 2015. They've been   
   > powered on close to 24/7 since and I'm starting to wonder   
   > if they're wearing out. I didn't think it possible, but I'm   
   > running out of other ideas that make sense.   
   >   
   > Is there a hardware test suite for the Raspberry Pi that can   
   > identify faulty hardware? I know, this sounds a bit like the   
   > halting problem, which is insoluble, but I think it's slightly   
   > more tractable, maybe. Perhaps what I'm looking for is a kind   
   > of fuzzing test, though fuzzing usually tests software error   
   > handling and I'm looking for hardware errors (I think!).   
      
   Fuzzing is a technique for discovering bugs you didn’t yet know   
   existed. In this case it seems you can already reproduce the issues...   
      
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