Only catch is that there's no way to tell fdubcd to not load any memory managers. The closest I could get is to select one of the "Defensive Boot" options and pass in the /ignorexmm parameter into memtest.exe
memory.cfg:
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LABEL -
MENU LABEL AleGR Memtest 2.0
TEXT HELP
A program for testing DRAM (main memory) of PC-compatible computers. Is
designed to run on processors with memory cache, and takes into account how
the system bus, cache and main memory of Pentium and Pentium Pro (Pentium II,
III, 4) processors work. "Use Defensive Boot" recommended.
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LINUX /boot/syslinux/memdisk
INITRD /ubcd/images/fdubcd.img.gz
APPEND raw ubcdcmd=memtest
memory.lst:
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title AleGR Memtest 2.0\nA program for testing DRAM (main memory) of PC-compatible computers. Is\ndesigned to run on processors with memory cache, and takes into account how\nthe system bus, cache and main memory of Pentium and Pentium Pro (Pentium II,\nIII, 4) processors work. "Use Defensive Boot" recommended.
map --mem /ubcd/images/fdubcd.img.gz (fd0)
map --hook
write --offset=15 (fd0)/bin/setargs.bat ubcdcmd=memtest\r\n
chainloader (fd0)+1
rootnoverify (fd0)
ubcd.ini:
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[Memory]
memtest; "memtest.exe /speed /fastdetect /nousblegacy /ignorexmm"; -$$; AleGR Memtest 2.0 (Test RAM)
Nonetheless nice find s69!