Re: More robust filesystem?
Stephen J. Carpenter writes:
> 1) Stop it from happening...
> cut the wires that goto the reset button...replace it with a key
> switch.... other bits of wiring...
Then people will use the power off switch. And I can't cut that off
because it's used to switch the workstations off when the lab closes!
> 2) mount as much as possible read-only. (/usr /etc )
This is probably what I will be doing.
> 3) On a network? NFS mounts don't seem to mind this abuse at all
> is NFS-root not an option?
Not really - we have big enough HDs on each station, and it would be a
shame to waste them. Besides, we don't want to buy a new server for
the NFS-root.
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Alex Shnitman
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