Re: [doc] OT Email Problems

[Martin Gutkowski <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't tknow if it's still the case but "in my day" in IT, I conducted 
an informal survey of failed discs and found that by far and away the 
most reliable were Seagate (zero failures) with Fujitsu topping the 
chart with over 30 in the time I was there. I stored them on my window sill!

I've still got a Seagate in my PC that I've had since I was at 
university. That's 10 years and counting.

Martin

Daniel Shane wrote:

> I¹ve worked in IT all my life I have had hundreds of HD fail.  I¹ve used
> Unix, Linux, Windows and Mac and yes the all hardware fails.
>
> The bonus of the Mac is that when you need to reload you Machine you don¹t
> have to spend hours finding drivers etc.  A Ghost util comes with the OS
> called Disk Utility and works great.
>
> Dan




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