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Re: Symbolics & Sun-3 + Lucid Dev Envs

To: "Robert W. Kerns" <RWK@scrc-yukon.arpa>
Subject: Re: Symbolics & Sun-3 + Lucid Dev Envs
From: Brad Miller <miller@acorn.cs.rochester.edu>
Date: Fri, 5 Jun 87 19:09 EDT
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    Date: 5 Jun 87 14:12:27 GMT
    From: Robert W. Kerns <RWK@YUKON.SCRC.Symbolics.COM>

    I'm curious how often customers (that is, all you guys)
    end up booting their (your) machines, and what you boot them for.

"Public" (shared) machines get booted about every-other day (the world gets
too crufty to continue with). My personal machine about every 4-5 days as I
run out of paging memory (I have 1 "190"meg disk <actually about 113 meg
formatted: 110160 blocks> dedicated to paging, plus more on the other one:
total -- about 119000 fep blocks, plus 4500 blocks to use when I forget and
crash the machine w/no more pages so I can get up and save my buffers.).

Brad Miller
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