Uptimes to put us all in our place!

[SaigonK]

Dig this!


Uptimes


Some of them are 16 months and more! WOW!
Goes to show the stability of the Tux =)

 

[n0cmonkey]

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[SaigonK]

n0cmonkey: Gotta love FreeBSD/OpenBSD!

My favorite: Vax!
Our Vax Cluster at work has been up for over 4 years...it never goes down unless the whole dam power grid shuts off =)

 

[Damascus]

Not bad. This seems to be a more popular list though.

 

[Nothinman]

For the record, Linux won't show up on the NetCraft uptimes because it uses a long to keep track of uptime, which means on 32-bit machines it wraps around to 0 after ~497 days. There was some discussion about changing it in 2.4 because changing data types is a real easy way to break userland apps, not sure if it'll make it into 2.5 or not.

 

[PeeluckyDuckee]

Wow, many Unix/Apache servers. No sight of Microsoft.

 

[cureless]

My FreeBSD 4.3 had 300 days ... then we had a long power failure ... :-(

cl

 

[TheOmegaCode]

I was on AOL IM for 6 days on win2k, running a PPPoE DSL connection... Might not sound like alot, but it is.. My friends gotten his FreeBSD boxes to run for months on end...

 

[flood]

if i could only add/remove hardware without rebooting :-/

 

[Mitzi]

<< Wow, many Unix/Apache servers. No sight of Microsoft. >>



I had my Win2K box running last week for 5 days. for most of the time a rogue CMD.EXE window was present on the desktop. I opened it to telnet into a UNIX machine but CMD.exe crashing leaving the window open and I couldn't close it (and it didn't appear in the process list - LOL).