On 07:34:21 Feb 28, Matt wrote:
>
> I am not an authority on the subject at all but...
>
> A non-tech solution might be to buy a cheap notebook and use that as your
> workstation and/or backup device.
> If power fails or drops the battery will automatically take over and you
> should not exper
Hello,
> I also have a brand new digital multimeter which shows voltages varying
> between 150 V and 250 V.
nice. ;)
> The SMPS in the PC is not able to provide the power that these higher
> capacity disk's stepper motors demand.
The last stepper motor got lost with my 40MB disk, everything in th
Girish Venkatachalam schreef:
"wd0 lost interrupt. fsbn blah blah blah 234023409-234234.."
You get it?
The SMPS in the PC is not able to provide the power that these higher
capacity disk's stepper motors demand.
It never occurred to me so far that disk failures were a natural
consequence of my
This is a totally non-technical solution, but reading what you wrote I
immediately thought:
How much of these 56 GB of data is changing? Is the bulk of this data
stuff that you *need* to constantly access for the next couple of
weeks? If not, then wouldn't it be much safer to just take one of the
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