Neowin Uptime Project Group

[darkmark327]

I had 5 days, but before my current stupid comp I wouldn't have rebooted at all since I started, but no. I have Gremlins in my new one (reads, either Intel or ATI screw me over)

[Ryan V]

Man, my computer uptime was almost at 4 days, but no we had to have a power outage in the Peel region. (Ontario) :crazy:

[Butsy]

Starting to creep up :D As soon as I get a new IDE cable I'm gonna start a Linux box up for an eggdrop, may aswell run the client on it too :p

[GR7]

aaaaaaand Zio is back.......

[Zio]

I havn't gone anywhere. Like I said, I just lurk around the forums, but read the main page and a few threads on a daily basis.

[snippet1]

I havn't gone anywhere. Like I said, I just lurk around the forums, but read the main page and a few threads on a daily basis.

:) I was the same originally. Then I got addicted.

[BxBoy]

:) I was the same originally. Then I got addicted.

i'm here strictly for the forums.. not much into the news.. :)

[Zio]

I have another server with an uptime of 62 days that I could add under a different user name. What do you think? Leave some space at the top for other people or boost the Neowin total uptimes/average?

[snippet1]

I have another server with an uptime of 62 days that I could add under a different user name. What do you think? Leave some space at the top for other people or boost the Neowin total uptimes/average?

Well, I couldn't care less (as I'll never get up there - curse my low uptimes!), so I've got no problem - and seeing as so many people are whinging about 0d uptimes, maybe putting that on would help :/.

[GR7]

its your call Zio. I said "Zio is back" cause you disappeared from the neowin league (in the 0rd uptime project) for a day or two...but you're showing there again.

you have to have your client set to auto update.

[[ timko ]]

Good to have you back Zio :)

[Adrian]

Noooo.....my electricity just cut off :(

[Butsy]

XP box is still going strong, just got a linux box going... (Typing from it now and trying to use an old mouse *shudder* damn cords)

Updating a few things, then to install FTPD, SSHD & Eggdrop and it'll be left alone until it needs some fixing :D

[Butsy]

Thar she blows :D

[BxBoy]

Thar she blows :D

only the strong survive.. ;)

[[ timko ]]

only the strong survive.. ;)

...until someone yanks the cord :shifty: :ninja:

:cool:

[BxBoy]

,Jan 10 2004, 19:54] ...until someone yanks the cord :shifty: :ninja:

:cool:

soo truee... :rofl:

[Adrian]

soo truee... :rofl:

not with super glue :shifty:

[-Clark-]

watch out zio, here i come. back in the top 10. :D

[beh]

seeing as so many people are whinging about 0d uptimes, maybe putting that on would help :/.

If i had a box that i shut down or gets shut down frequently i wouldnt join, atleast not join the neowin league, what's the point?

[[ timko ]]

Zio, congrats on the 100days+ uptime :)

http://www.uptime-project.net/page.php?pag...league&lid=1501

[[jon]]

IMPORTANT:

Hi, sorry I thought this one up a few days ago, just haven't got round to posting yet...

OK I thought of a way to get a really high uptime (sorry if this has been posted before) :p

Fire up Virtual PC from Connectix and install like say WinXP in a Virtual PC, install Uptime Client there and keep updating. When you need to restart for whatever, suspend the Virtual PC and restart and restore it when you get back, if my suspicions are right, the client should suspend during the downtime...

I haven't tried this so I don't know if it'd work...

All credz go to me :) because I was thinking long and hard about this one ;)

Hope I could be of some help,

Good luck with your uptime!

x0r4h aka jon :)

[[ timko ]]

Well I know that it works in VMWare but that's not where my current uptime is coming from.

Plus someone else came up with the notion of using software such as VMWare (and VPC) to do what you described :)

[[jon]]

my uptime (http://www.xeomax.net/uptime/) is also coming from my laptop without using any "cheats", etc :)

[snippet1]

IMPORTANT:

Hi, sorry I thought this one up a few days ago, just haven't got round to posting yet...

OK I thought of a way to get a really high uptime (sorry if this has been posted before) :p

Fire up Virtual PC from Connectix and install like say WinXP in a Virtual PC, install Uptime Client there and keep updating. When you need to restart for whatever, suspend the Virtual PC and restart and restore it when you get back, if my suspicions are right, the client should suspend during the downtime...

I haven't tried this so I don't know if it'd work...

All credz go to me :) because I was thinking long and hard about this one ;)

Hope I could be of some help,

Good luck with your uptime!

x0r4h aka jon :)

Crap - that would work! But it would be kinda annoying - you've gotta have VPC fired up all the time.