[Ti] Software Update everybody

[F. Even]

I'm not sure the TiBooks are capable of being up more than 130days...at 
least not running OSX 10.1.5.  I had mine up for about 130 going in and 
out of suspend...then it just suddenly died.  Seemed like Netinfo died 
or something...and the system couldn't access the netinfo db.  The 
system really did not function very well not being able to access user 
db's.  I was able to logout, but not back in, I wasn't able to open new 
terminals, wouldn't accept any passwords, and I couldn't ssh into 
anything else (when I still had a term window open).  It did let me 
reboot it from the login prompt though....and it came back up fine.  
Think I've got about 50 some odd days on it now since that annoying 
occurance.

Frank

Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 09:40:40 -0800
Subject: Re: [Ti] Software Update everybody
From: Bill Reburn <bill at pacificcoast.net>
Message-ID: <BA73BB98.59DA%bill at pacificcoast.net>

>On 2/14/03 9:44 PM, "Chris Olson" <chris at mercury1.astcomm.net> wrote:
>
>> If not, why be surprised (or bothered) that you have to reboot when
>> you patch OS X?
> 
> Because it irritates me.  I don't like rebooting computers.  If it was
> up to me, my TiBook would have an uptime of a year+ because I simply
> don't like to shut computers off :-)

Funny how far we've come in such a short time. OSX really has opened up 
a
new world to us Mac users, I snicker when I see I haven't restarted 
since
the last update (usually AT LEAST 14 days+). A matter of months ago - we
were all living in the daily shutdown/restart world of OS9.