System uptime -- how long have you been without reboot

[BJ_M]

on my home server - running win2k server.
Compaq 1600 dual cpu, raid / all scsi system w/ 2 plextor burners. 2 channel scsi built in (2 channel - one goes to raid card and 1 channel goes to boot disk) and adaptec 2940 for cd's. 198gigs storage and boot. also runs at 100% cpu x 2 100% of this time, running UD.

http://209.226.85.233/files/3gm/public_files/up.jpg http://209.226.85.233/files/3gm/public_files/task.jpg

[Scottman]

That's amazing. Pretty stable system!! So how do you get the UD agent to use 100% of your CPU time? Does it do it automatically when the system is not in use?

Oh, and Brian... how about joining our team?

[Iceman338]

MY comp has been on for 8 days now.....only becaue i've been runnig UD and becasue i have been recently running my own FTP server...my computer is no server, so i expect to see some illegal operations and freeze-ups soon, then i will re-boot, LOL

[])aRnOk]

Asus P3V4X MB
PIII600E@840mhz

I think it was over a year not shure though

[BJ_M]

Originally posted by Scottman:
<STRONG>That's amazing. Pretty stable system!! So how do you get the UD agent to use 100% of your CPU time? Does it do it automatically when the system is not in use?

Oh, and Brian... how about joining our team?</STRONG>

UD is running twice - once on each cpu - because it is not multithreaded.

you have to install it twice with 2 different names on 2 different partitions and enable each of them to not see the other running more or less.
to bad its not multithreaded..
sorry - already member of a team that i founded a long time ago when ud was in beta.
plus (i think still) ud does not transfer points when switching teams.

[Fusion]

Here's my current uptime:

http://www.dailyfishwrap.com/3gm/uptime.gif

(Hours:Minutes:Seconds)

[mik]

uh well... 10 minutes? :)

Damn windowsME

[Scottman]

Originally posted by BJ_M:
<STRONG>sorry - already member of a team that i founded a long time ago when ud was in beta.
plus (i think still) ud does not transfer points when switching teams.</STRONG>

Hey, that's still great though. At least you are contributing (greatly) to the cause.

Crunch On Dude!

[liquid_insect]

I'm running Win 98 Se...what can I use to find out how long my system has been up and running?

[Ymaster]

Originally posted by Liquid Insect:
<STRONG>I'm running Win 98 Se...what can I use to find out how long my system has been up and running?</STRONG>

I'm sure Win98 is not setup to Log this information based on defualt settings.

[calgod]

Wow BJ, I'm suprised. I wound like O/S if I didn't have to use Ctrl-Alt-Del at least once a day.

Nice scsi you got going btw.

You really need 2 Plexwriters?

[liquid_insect]

Well then...how could I "tweak" it to log these things...? ;)

[BJ_M]

install uptime.exe which is a microsoft program - make sure you start the heartbeat if not started aready.

uptime (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/TechNet/prodtechnol/winntas/downloads/uptime.asp)

works on win2k and mt4 and i think also me and xp