I have installed Ubuntu 7.06 on several of my boxes. One of them at work. I think every one who works with M$ systems however sophisticated those are need some times to use some decent Linux tools. Or maybe this is the way I have been "raised"? Anyway I need it from time to time at work so I got one. One of it's jobs is quite heavy data traficking. I might log on to it only two-three times a day but it is doing it's job constantly 24/7. And then the disc have crushed. Not all of it - just some part near boot sector I think. So my instalation of Ubuntu did not want to work anymore. But I needed the functionality and needed it fast so I have started it on Live CD. Today I finally decided to do something about it so I am puting this system down with:
> uptime
11:34:34 up 95 days, 54min, 10 users, load average: 2.06, 0.92, 0.73
Talking about stable solution... :-)
This blog is not dedicated to any partuicular project or activity but kind of personal diary. I like to write, sometimes too much, so this could be the place I can safely do it without disturbing unwilling readers. I also need a place to save some solutions for problems I encounter in my work so expect some technical things here. They might be not very helpful for others or not very sophisticated ones but I be glad if someone else can benefit from them too.
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Disclaimer: What LWA stands for in my posts?
LWA stands for Lazy (Lame?) Windows Admin which describes me quite good. I am not a natural born admin. I do not have technical education background. But I happen to work as one so I am using my own, not always the wisest or most efficient ways to cope with the Windows reality. And then some of those ways I am going to put here. For reference in the future for me, because I have quite poor memory, and for others. Others can benefit from those ways if they want. But others are concider to be informed that what they find here is not a fully tested and trusted sollutions and there is a good possibility that there are probably better sollution somwhere in the net. So please do not complain, please comment. Comments are welcome of course since I would gladly benefit from those better solution if you have one :-).
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