On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Patrick Nelson wrote: > You went and wrote: > ----------------->>>> > Wow! I thought you had to reboot ... I'm now very impressed too :o) > ----------------->>>> > > Seems like the MS world has instilled upon us a need to reboot. I have to > fight the urge also... But most of the time there seems to be a way to do > it without a reboot. However, hardware is a bit different, and in this case > the real solution was centered around the user having booted the machine > already with the cd burner on an ide port. None the less, that solution > goes in me archives...
Oh no, I'm Microsoft-free here. It's just that I've gotten used to having to occasionally reboot to change kernels and/or stuff like the boot-time options ... I had no idea such shenannigans were possible. Still, rebooting once to sort out something like the ide-scsi options isn't a killer for a desktop; it's server uptime that's nice :o) Sadly this mail server only has 15 days uptime, I rebooted to switch kernels ... wish we could switch kernels underneath user space. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
