What Are You Doing Right Now
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 Good night from Transylvania. 
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 And good morning everyone! 
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 @scottalanmiller good morning! 
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 Re-installing FOG, (Because I deleted the bloody wrong VM!!!!!) 
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 Doing the monthly pre-workday reboot of an ancient Unix production server  And P2V'ing some stuff. 
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 @crustachio said: Doing the monthly pre-workday reboot of an ancient Unix production server  And P2V'ing some stuff. What kind of UNIX? 
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 @scottalanmiller DG/UX on a Data General AViiON. In theory it should never need to go down, but it is getting cranky in its old age. 
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 @crustachio said: @scottalanmiller DG/UX on a Data General AViiON. In theory it should never need to go down, but it is getting cranky in its old age. Wow, DataGeneral!!! 
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 Is that an M88K unit? 
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 32bit? It's 2001, has to be. That's nuts. 
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 2001 at the latest, I mean. Thats when DG disappeared. 
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 @scottalanmiller Indeed. It predates my career (high school career, even) -- and will probably outlast it too  
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   9GB disk array!! The future is now!!!! 
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 @scottalanmiller said: 2001 at the latest, I mean. Thats when DG disappeared. I'm not 100% sure when this guy was put into service but I believe it was mid 90's. 
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 What is it running that it isn't replaced with a Raspberry Pi? 
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 And I'm not kidding, a Raspberry Pi 3 might easily crush that thing in CPU, memory and disks! 
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 Good morning everybody! 
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 @scottalanmiller said: What is it running that it isn't replaced with a Raspberry Pi? lol... A host of various proprietary applications. It's not a question of performance, it's just that the code doesn't port easily. P2V is a no-go due to VMware not getting off their lazy asses and coding drivers for 20 year old niche UNIX platforms -- those jerks. We have begun porting the applications to RHEL one at at a time, but it's not in production yet. There's a lot of kinks to work out for silly stuff like terminal emulation, printers, etc. 



