[ Thanks to Alan
Harris for this link. ]
“This happened to a friend of mine. He is running Linux with
RAID-1 and 2 disk drives and 256 Megs of RAM in (ahem) a room with
inadequate air-conditioning.”
“Linux has reached the point where it is fault-tolerant
enough that it can (at least in some circumstances) actually
survive the loss of the drives on which it has its root
file-system and come back totally up without a reboot!
“And that, folks, is how you get reliability.
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