- To: Matthew Dalton <matthewd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [chat] Re: [SLUG] Stupid Question about the backspace key!
- From: Crossfire <xfire@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed May 30 10:51:01 2001
- Cc: Terry Collins <terryc@xxxxxxxxxx>, slug-chat@xxxxxxxxxxx
- User-agent: Mutt/1.2.5i
Matthew Dalton was once rumoured to have said:
> Terry Collins wrote:
> > Well, I took Jeff's advice to switch distros to solve a problem and I'm
> > glad I did.
> >
> > I ditched Debian after it corrupted 8Gb of files. RH7.0 is handling the
> > system fine now {:-) Obviously Debian can not handle old stuff like a
> > simple single-ended SCSI chain {:-).
>
> When it comes to simple single-ended SCSI chains, Linux is Linux is
> Linux. I doubt Debian was your problem.
It wouldn't be actually, one of my oldest servers at home, "Stargate"
is a P75 that used to run 2 SCSI-1 chains fulltime - the only data
corruption I've ever had was PEBCAK (ie: I set IRQs wrong, or did
stupid things to the chain, like forgetting to terminate the chain
properly) or hard drives dieing (the disks were old). It still runs
when I turn it on too. (Its still in Canberra, I'm in Sydney. I don't
get access to it much.)
That machine started with Debian 2.0 (hamm) - it currently runs 2.1
(slink).
C.
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