11-16-2004, 07:47 AM
11-16-2004, 03:08 PM
Gareth be sure do a supervised test AFTER you a normal backup by hand~!!!!
11-17-2004, 02:04 PM
monk Wrote:
heh. I used to do that.
At its peak, my home comp lab consisted of:
my windows gaming box (of course)
a locked down windows workstation for confidential stuff like Quicken
Sun SparcServer 10 w/ disk array
Sun SparcClassic
DEC AlphaStation 4/100
IBM RS/6000 model 350
NeXT Turboslab
Various x86 machines running: OS/2 Warp 3.0, Novell Netware 4.11, Slackware Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD.
Plans were in place to acquire a m68k series Mac, an early PowerMac, and an SGI machine.
I also had a stack of x86 hardware awaiting configuration with BeOS, NeXTStep X86, Plan9, and a small beowulf cluster..
The month the SparcServer w/ disk array went online, my electric bill went from under $200/mo to over $400/mo. I shut the lab down in a hurry. It took a few years after that, but I've finally divested myself of all of that hardware.
I'd love to do it all again, but I can't afford it.
At its peak, my home comp lab consisted of:
my windows gaming box (of course)
a locked down windows workstation for confidential stuff like Quicken
Sun SparcServer 10 w/ disk array
Sun SparcClassic
DEC AlphaStation 4/100
IBM RS/6000 model 350
NeXT Turboslab
Various x86 machines running: OS/2 Warp 3.0, Novell Netware 4.11, Slackware Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD.
Plans were in place to acquire a m68k series Mac, an early PowerMac, and an SGI machine.
I also had a stack of x86 hardware awaiting configuration with BeOS, NeXTStep X86, Plan9, and a small beowulf cluster..
The month the SparcServer w/ disk array went online, my electric bill went from under $200/mo to over $400/mo. I shut the lab down in a hurry. It took a few years after that, but I've finally divested myself of all of that hardware.
I'd love to do it all again, but I can't afford it.
Sounds like a museum for IT!!! lol
All you need to3- 4machines
a server 2 or more runing windoez xp pro with virtual oc and linux etc
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