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freshy98 wrote: |
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> I want to run the crash-me.sh file on my own machines, but I am wondering |
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> what permanent damage it would do to the systems involved? |
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> AFAIK no system files are affected by the copy action etc, but is this true? |
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> I have two machines running 2.6.6, a Ultra 1 and a Netra T1. |
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> Since a while the Ultra 1 has a 100MBit link and transferring quite large |
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> amounts of FTP data hasn't crashed the system yet. It runs perfectly. |
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> Anyway, if I can hook up my Netra T1 tonight I will run the crash-me.sh |
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> file. |
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If in doubt about possible filesystem corruption, deactivate swap, make |
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a filesystem there and do it there. That way it won't matter. |
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Gustavo Zacarias |
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Gentoo/SPARC monkey |
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