On 10/18/2011 8:17 PM, andy pugh wrote:
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> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg#X_failed_to_start_:_Keyboard_initialization_failed
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> This was the error, when I looked at the logs.
>
> I deleted some files, and X started as normal.
>
> That is _not_ a good way to indicate that the disk is
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg#X_failed_to_start_:_Keyboard_initialization_failed
This was the error, when I looked at the logs.
I deleted some files, and X started as normal.
That is _not_ a good way to indicate that the disk is full.
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On 10/18/2011 2:56 PM, andy pugh wrote:
> On 18 October 2011 17:46, Jon Elson wrote:
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>> Of course you have! Plug the SSD into another computer as a second
>> drive and run
>> SMART utilities on it, it will probably tell you what has happened.
>>
> Easier said than done, I don't have
On 18 October 2011 17:46, Jon Elson wrote:
> Of course you have! Plug the SSD into another computer as a second
> drive and run
> SMART utilities on it, it will probably tell you what has happened.
Easier said than done, I don't have another SATA machine other than
the iMac, and that has to be
andy pugh wrote:
> My suspicion is is that I have worn out the SSD after a year of dozens
> of EMC2 compiles every night. (If I had known I was going to use the
> machine this way I wouldn't have used an SSD). Does this sound likely?
>
Of course you have! Plug the SSD into another computer as a
Unless you have a high end SSD, replacing it is probably the best bet.
If you want it to 'last longer', consider putting in a 'round brown and
spinning' drive
and doing your 'work' off of that. Then nightly, or weekly, or however long
you
don't consider OK to sacrifice, back up to SSD/Flash/Offsi
On 10/18/2011 5:34 AM, andy pugh wrote:
> Not entirely on-topic, but this problem is delaying
> 7i76/7i69/7i70/7i71 support, so is at least vaguely relevant.
>
> My setup is a bit strange. I have a part-finished CNC controller up in
> my workroom which is a flatscreen, D510 with PicoPSU and SATA DO
On 10/18/2011 5:34 AM, andy pugh wrote:
> Not entirely on-topic, but this problem is delaying
> 7i76/7i69/7i70/7i71 support, so is at least vaguely relevant.
>
> My setup is a bit strange. I have a part-finished CNC controller up in
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one whose computing environ
Yes, I think you are exactly right.. You've worn it out.
I build these for a living - Flash has a finite life, no matter what
you do with kernels, applications, or filesystems. Eventually it will
wear out. Most go read-only when this happens, a few still go 'under'
when they figure out they can'
On 18 October 2011 13:54, gene heskett wrote:
> Good luck with that, a fellow named Murphy says you will have some
> scrambled data. I would I believe, disconnect the SSD, put a fresh sata
> rotating drive in it, install 10-04 LTS so as to make sure the rest of the
> hardware is good,
Well, I c
On Tuesday, October 18, 2011 08:23:08 AM andy pugh did opine:
> Not entirely on-topic, but this problem is delaying
> 7i76/7i69/7i70/7i71 support, so is at least vaguely relevant.
>
> My setup is a bit strange. I have a part-finished CNC controller up in
> my workroom which is a flatscreen, D510
On 10/18/2011 02:34 AM, andy pugh wrote:
> My suspicion is is that I have worn out the SSD after a year of dozens
> of EMC2 compiles every night. (If I had known I was going to use the
> machine this way I wouldn't have used an SSD). Does this sound likely?
>
> Getting the data off the SSD ought to
2011. gada 18. Okt. 11:39 "andy pugh" rakstīja:
>
> My suspicion is is that I have worn out the SSD after a year of dozens
> of EMC2 compiles every night. (If I had known I was going to use the
> machine this way I wouldn't have used an SSD). Does this sound likely?
>
It sounds very likely to me,
Not entirely on-topic, but this problem is delaying
7i76/7i69/7i70/7i71 support, so is at least vaguely relevant.
My setup is a bit strange. I have a part-finished CNC controller up in
my workroom which is a flatscreen, D510 with PicoPSU and SATA DOM SSD.
This has accidentally become an EMC2 devel
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