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$%@# you would start a thread on this subject now!
I just shut down my 12PB to install RAM 1 day and 6 hours ago!
@$#%
That RAM install was the first "Shut Down" I've done since I acquired the machine in February. The only time I "Restart" is for Software Updates.
$%@# you would start a thread on this subject now!
I just shut down my 12PB to install RAM 1 day and 6 hours ago!
@$#%
That RAM install was the first "Shut Down" I've done since I acquired the machine in February. The only time I "Restart" is for Software Updates.
my TiBook: 5 days (darn that OS 9 for VGS!!!)
my Linux box next to me at work: 44 days
my WinXP machine at work: 4 hours (surprise surprise, it crashed)
my Linux box next to me at work: 44 days
my WinXP machine at work: 4 hours (surprise surprise, it crashed)
come on people, just make a screenshotof your uptime. Even if it s not as high, that might be interesting...
by the way ;-D all i did was recycle the thread, just running a new one is not that interesting, than continuing an rather old one 
If you guys don't want to go the terminal route, try this app:
Uptime In Menu Bar
I think you probably get an idea of what it does from the title! It uses the same Uptime command that you enter into the terminal, except it puts the info into your menu bar.
Here's mine:
![uptime.jpg]()
I had to shut down last night so that I could take the airport card out of the ol' iMac and transplant it into my sister's iBook.
Uptime In Menu Bar
I think you probably get an idea of what it does from the title! It uses the same Uptime command that you enter into the terminal, except it puts the info into your menu bar.
Here's mine:
I had to shut down last night so that I could take the airport card out of the ol' iMac and transplant it into my sister's iBook.
got UTinMB myself, useful little program
Up: 5Days, 19 hr.
record: ~28 days
(on a Ti powerbook G4)
Up: 5Days, 19 hr.
record: ~28 days
(on a Ti powerbook G4)
I can get about 7 days max, after that the system slows down and sometimes the finder brings the whole system down.
i can't post a pic, since i just sold my TiBook 667. (waiting for the new 15"!! )
but i think my highest uptime while i had it was around 20 days. things really started to slow down around 10 days of uptime, and it becomes painful trying to use Photoshop.
also, how does everyone get the Terminal window to be transparent? i thought that TinkerTool could do that, but the new TinkerTool couldn't do it under 10.2 as far as i could remember. so how is everyone doing it? is there a new version of TinkerTool or something?
)but i think my highest uptime while i had it was around 20 days. things really started to slow down around 10 days of uptime, and it becomes painful trying to use Photoshop.
also, how does everyone get the Terminal window to be transparent? i thought that TinkerTool could do that, but the new TinkerTool couldn't do it under 10.2 as far as i could remember. so how is everyone doing it? is there a new version of TinkerTool or something?
My Mac uptime: 12 days 18 hrs 33 min
The company I work for had a customer who had a Solaris-based Unix system. We told them to reboot after we made a change to a kernel parameter. They asked how to reboot. It turns out they had never done so before. We sold them the computer over a year before, and it had been up continuously ever since!
The company I work for had a customer who had a Solaris-based Unix system. We told them to reboot after we made a change to a kernel parameter. They asked how to reboot. It turns out they had never done so before. We sold them the computer over a year before, and it had been up continuously ever since!