On Mon, 22 Oct 2007, Leif Nixon wrote:
Mark Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] commodity disks are plenty reliable
and are not a significant source of uptime problems.
C|N>K (i.e. coffee piped through nose into keyboard)
LOL -- and interesting... and it even makes that kind of sound when one
does this: Cnk<splat>. Damn.
That's not quite a general truth. 8^)
No, not quite.
Unless, of course, your cluster is diskless and the server is a hot-swap
4+2 RAID in a dual power chassis...
rgb
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