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Indeed, I remember going though great lengths to keep the Solaris hosts up that I used to administer. The graybeards I worked with treated rebooting as last res
by Bluecobra 5y ago
Indeed, I remember going though great lengths to keep the Solaris hosts up that I used to administer. The graybeards I worked with treated rebooting as last resort, like admitting defeat. It was a dirty word, only reserved for lesser operating systems like Windows 95, that needed rebooting often. There was an art to systems administration that seems to be lost now. Or maybe I am just looking back though rose colored glasses. :)
- count 5y agoTo be fair, it also used to take sometimes an hour+ to reinit a system. All those SCSI busses had to be enumerated, all the RAM checked for error, ah, the old days...