aahh, just do the math, each mail box 100 msgs max, each msg max 6min. so the entire software has to be rewritten to utilize the BIG disks. (A 1 (yes O-N-E) gig drive was hard to find when this software was first written)
A more practical point, why? Our most ambitious customer only peaks at 9% of the EXISTING time, most of them run about 2% disk useage. If you want to use up that 30 gigs... swap the drive with your laptop hd (proly a 1-10 gig) ;-) tgif, as if you can't tell... -larry ps, lets see, backing the 30 gig up at 19.2 k is !@#$!@#$! minutes. on a more serious note, a better solution is to replace the existing drive with a solid state flash IDE drive, they do exist, but several years ago a 900 Meg was about $800. (do I hear a group buy) --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Dear List Members, > > I just found out that the hard disk on my TVS200 is > 30 GIGS!!! > > All the other files that I made a backup of were as > follows: > > 1) Program 2Mb > 2) Parameters 4Mb > 3) System Prompts 20Mb > 4) Userprompts-1 20Mb > > for a great total of 46 megs, if the disk is 30 > gigs, why will the TVS200 > accept only 32 hours? wouldn't be nice that accepts > untill the disk is FULL? > say 30,000 hours? > > Seems like older TVS200 carry 200 thru 1 gig drives. > > For the duplication of a disk is necesary to get an > exact match? say for > duplicating mine would I need another Quantum 30 > gigs drive? > > Thank you for your comments > > Javier Galvez > La Paz, Bolivia > South America __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
