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| quote: | Originally posted by St_Andrew
oh, that sucks! what filesystem were you running? you couldnt repair it in any way? :S could you get all your files back? hard disc crashes happend a few times to me in windows, but never on a linux file system :O |
I was running ext3 and managed to boot up a terminal with my installation CD, and then copy the essentials from the drive onto my mp3-player. Then I tried patching things up with fsck (and boy did it complain), but I guess that some parts of init were corrupted beyond repair, because I couldn't get it running again. Anyway, the crash seemed to be a hardware failure, since I suddenly just couldn't access the drive, though everything else kept running. I did a clean install, but don't expect it to live for very long. It's my experience that once physical errors appear, they multiply rapidly until the drive is unusable. I've tried having a linux drive crash once before, and that one never recovered. I guess I'm too hard on my drives...
| quote: | Originally posted by St_Andrew
haha, that sounds like pretty cool stuff tho! |
Beautiful in all its geekyness.
For those with a high speed connection, here's a video where a goalie manages to knock himself over, and subsequently fend off a shot while lying helpless on its back. The audience liked that a lot.
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