>I think I'll demonstrate live during the talk how I install a working Debian >based surgery server incl. Windows emulation from scratch & restoring legacy >software image from scratch onto an unformatted harddisk on different >hardware than the backup (going from Pentium4 to AMD 64, from SIS graphic to >nVidia, Realtek 100MBit ethernet to Intel GB Ethernet etc) in less than 20 >(twenty) minutes to a state where I can just pick a laptop from the audience >and get it to connect to that server in less than 3 minutes and run my >practice software (incl legacy Pracsoft on Windows emulation) from there > >- all that while continuing to talk and only occasionally hitting the keyboard >for a few commands. > >Then we'll take 5 minutes to set up an automatized back routine that backs up >everything to a SLUG (Linksys NSLU) based micro-system at full network speed, >and another 5 minutes to set up hot incremental backups of anSQL database, >and another 5 minutes to set up automatized daily backups onto DVD > >Come and watch me. I guarantee that the lot is working after less than 45 >minutes, starting from scratch, and ending up with a fully functional server >incl fully automatized backups (current timing without talking and being >distracted is 28 minutes, did it already about a dozen times over the last >couple of weeks to ensure that nothing embarrassing will happen) > >People not doing it my way must be masochists. > >Horst >
But can you run MD3 and PS3 or other MS sql dependent software on this ? John Mac _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
