Longest Uptime

Whoops!

Spoke too soon. All my right click menu funtions make Explorer unstable, and I've restarted twice now. Looks like another crash/format/install fix too me.

Gotta' love NT.

Hehe, well considering its been at 100% load all that time..... also, a few months ago my temps suddenly rose (o, and it is the stock hsf, so what do u expect).

NOS and a <font color=red> Ferrari </font color=red> can be fun!

best ive done so far is a shade over 4 days.
win2k
this was with an athlon 1.2 overclocked to 1350 running cure for cancer all the time. 100%

it would have been longer cept i was stuffin round with drivers.

hopefully people will be going on holiday soon. then ill see how stable my mcx-462 equipped system is.

Excuse me for a moment. I need to drive my ergonomic wheely chair over a sheet of bubble wrap!<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by lhgpoobaa on 12/02/01 10:44 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

I pride myself for being able to go for 3 hours straight one night... err... oops, just realized what you mean hehe.

I had a linux box running seti for about 3 or 4 weeks. Twice. It stopped once cause my room got broken into and it got stolen, and the other time was cause I had an urge to play CS and had to restart.

I heard one news item that said that there was a company which had a linux box that showed up on it's network for 4 years or something like that, but they couldn't find the computer physically. They finally followed the cord and found out that they had done some renovations and completely enclosed the computer behind a wall. No one knew it was there, and no one would have found it unless it had stayed up and running and visible on their network. It worked perfectly too. Just kept routing the IP packets or whatever it was doing.

Lyrics. Wasted time between solos.

Had a novell netware server runing on a 486 dx2 66 with a 300mg hd runing for 4yrs. must of had half a cm of dust it it. fan had stoped long ago but the thing just kept going. best i can do with my current sysetm is 3 days. i was rendering a big fractal. that was under 98 so its not to bad.

Hey, I ran a WinME machine for 2 WEEKS STRAIGHT with it crashing! (Talk about gettin' lucky!)

Wabbit season! Duck season! AMD season! INTEL season!
Hmmmph--whatever...

Ya, I came to the conclusion that ME meant "Major Errors".

Wabbit season! Duck season! AMD season! INTEL season!
Hmmmph--whatever...

My best was 6 weeks with a Win2k server. Finaly had to do a driver upgrade. Now I can't get through one month without getting hacked or some mutant virus.

-- Ah sh*t! sys64738 --

It's possible.

<b>Bees are on the what now?</b>

"Some college lost a server for 15 years "

Yeah, I read that article. I don't think it was quite that long (4-6 years), but that still roxx. I can't even imagine a computer staying up for that long. Hell, I have real trouble believing half of these people who say their comps have been up for several weeks straight.

Quit being a selfish ba$tard, and pass that bag of crack you're smoking over here?

I noticed. I heard it was like 15 years, I saw it on a newsite a while back, can't remember the college or anything. But I think it was serving packets or something, and running some version of Unix, which is fairly hard to crash.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

working with short scripts.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

Actually, I think it was more along the lines of upgrading the hardware. They knew where on the network is was, but where the hell it was physically, no one knew. Some EE geek grabbed a packet sniffer, and started tracing back, opening up ceiling panels to follow the ethernet cable. They had to chop open a wall to actually get to it.

Can you say "*REALLY* good pr for whatever OS it was running" (i.e. obviously not msft)?