Thanks all for your feedback - as usual, the collective experience of RCM comes through!
Mickey
Thanks all for your feedback - as usual, the collective experience of RCM comes through!
Mickey
What type of cells, what capacity and where do you ship from? (UPS from the US is not an option.)
Ted
If you are using the classical definition of uptime that would imply that you haven't been applying the security updates for XP...
Your bitrate may vary, but I've never been overly impressed with Mandrake's reliability. The RedHat, SuSE, Solaris, and FreeBSD boxes that I manage and/or use have all proven to be extremely reliable. The only "downtime" those systems have is the scheduled reboots to install new kernels following a security errata update. I don't use the classical definition of uptime and consider a scheduled reboot following a kernel update not to count against a systems uptime. On that basis I have a large number of Unix/Linux systems with uptimes measured in years.
My 2 Redhat 9 boxes have never crashed. I've only brought them down for periodic drive Ghosting.
of course. Ive rebooted a couple times for security updates, but thats all.
Indeed.
Gunner
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