So, back to this issue.
I've finally figured out how to make a bootable iso ( for future
search in the archives: /n/sources/contrib/maht/rc/mkiso ,
/sys/lib/dist/pc/mkfile , and
http://maht0x0r.blogspot.com/2007/11/roll-your-own-plan9-iso.html were
pretty much the only useful docs I could find on
after that, there was no question that i would take all the
SCSI drives for recycling. the SATA drives are much, much faster
that the `fastest'
of the old SCSI drives.
... and less likely to die.
How old are those drives?
My very vague rule of thumb is that the bathtub failure curve for
How old are those drives?
My very vague rule of thumb is that the bathtub failure curve for most
moving computer machinery
rises steeply after at most about 5 years,
so if they're already a few years old ...
they varied: typically 7 or 8, some 10 to 15
Heh, you got me there. It's just that I was too lazy to rewrite all the
stuff by hand. I only compared what was on the screen to that previous
message and when I saw the value were the same I pasted again the old
message. But I had indeed noticed that line was absent.
So yeah, with the old
pc=0x3
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 2:16 PM, erik quanstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heh, you got me there. It's just that I was too lazy to rewrite all the
stuff by hand. I only compared what was on the screen to that previous
message and when I saw the value were the same I pasted again the
in nedmail.c:/^folder, there is an attempt to use
/mail/box/$user/f to store files saved with the f cmd,
though this isn't documented in the man page.
is this an something ancient and long-forgotten?
where does this come from?
- erik
