Post Your Uptime - Page 2

10-05-2004	#11 (permalink)
jubjub2m6 Just Joined! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: vacaville, ca Posts: 34	i work at a college here in california and we had a linux server running redhat 9.1 it was up for 323 days with out any sort of problem....and the only reason it went down was because of a power outage...i almost cried!

10-05-2004

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Originally Posted by jubjub2m6

i work at a college here in california and we had a linux server running redhat 9.1 it was up for 323 days with out any sort of problem....and the only reason it went down was because of a power outage...i almost cried!

highest uptime i ever had was 74 days and it was on a freebsd box, and same thing, i woulda had it up another 68 days if it werent for a power out,

this one is:

20:50:49 up 3 days, 21:41, 3 users, load average: 0.10, 0.22, 0.16

10-05-2004

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Originally Posted by jeremy1701

18:07:57 up 30 days, 2:28, 1 user, load average: 1.48, 0.89, 0.84

I got to around 30 days three months in a row and had to start over due to power outages.

Then I got UPS

Jeremy

I need to get another UPS. My previous shutdown(106 days ago) was caused be the death of my 4 year old Minuite Man.

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10-05-2004	#14 (permalink)
jeremy1701 Linux Guru Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,904	I'd seriously consider Belkin as an UPS solution. The disk actaully had Linux drivers on it, in several formats (rpm, tar.gz). It installed flawlessly and worked out of the box. I got my 15 minute UPS for less then $40, if I remember right. Jeremy __________________ Registered Linux user #346571 "All The Dude ever wanted was his rug back" - The Dude

10-05-2004	#15 (permalink)
scientica Linux Enthusiast Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: South- or "Mid-" Sweden Posts: 742	My record up time was 45d 1h 10m, I think I rebooted to a new kernel, it was sort of "not now... :/ but I wana try the new kernel...". Now it's 1 hour, due to [insert excuse] Code: 16:05:21 up 1:00, 1 user, load average: 0.29, 0.48, 0.42 __________________ Regards Scienitca (registered user #335819 - http://counter.li.org ) -- A master is nothing more than a student who knows something of which he can teach to other students.

10-05-2004	#16 (permalink)
Giro Linux Engineer Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: England Posts: 1,219	Yeh it was hard to keep a good uptime when the 2.6.x was relesed.

10-05-2004	#17 (permalink)
sdousley Linux Guru Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,767	My longest was i think about 60 days, but then after updating the kernel thru YaT Online Update, it reccomended a reboot hint: For good uptime, don't update kernel. hint: For good working system, update kernel. a minor dilemma i know!! __________________ "I am not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings" Registered Linux user = #372327

10-05-2004

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jeremy1701

I'd seriously consider Belkin as an UPS solution. The disk actaully had Linux drivers on it, in several formats (rpm, tar.gz). It installed flawlessly and worked out of the box. I got my 15 minute UPS for less then $40, if I remember right.

Jeremy

I was looking at a couple of options, from Belkin, just the other day. Wasn't aware of the Linux drivers. Thanks for that. Belkin it will be.

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10-05-2004	#19 (permalink)
genesus Linux Engineer Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Vancouver Posts: 1,366	as of now its 1 day 12 hours not much but its a start, I just realized that I dont have to boot all the time anymore

10-07-2004	#20 (permalink)
Erusun Just Joined! Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1	18:31:56 up 51 min, 5 users, load average: 0.96, 0.80, 0.75 Its only the 5th time I've put Fedora on this same computer too!

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