7;t every plan on using swap, I
include small spap partion. No one can forsee every eventuality (not we
System Admins). At peak usage, I'd like to be to login on a console and
try to shutdown a box gracefully if I need to. I really display just
having to pull the plug, in order to recovery a server.
Ugh. Sorry for that stream of dribble. Some packets got malformed
between my brain and fingers. All of the late nights this week are
starting to catch up with me.
Ah, who am I kidding? They've caught up to me and passed my like I was
standing still.
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Stephen Jo
fore I did the
math. Even reflashing it a few hundred times, the IPAQ would be obsolete
long before I wore out the flash in it.
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Stephen Johnson
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e concerned. Devices that use the flash as basically ROM
should have nothing to worry about. Devices that use the flash for R/W
storage, there you have to be concerned. IF there is no wear leveling or
babd chip detection in storage driver, the device could very well drive
itself into non-operat
time). Server was dead after a
power event in our data center. I was able to create a virtual server on
one of my beefy XEN servers. Restore the data from backup and get back
into production in a few hours. It worked out quite nice. I also for an
OS upgrade for the server out of the deal. :)
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