Partitioning a 2tb hd for Windows 7 64 bit

En el artículo , GreyCloud
escribió:

In vms, the situation is a bit different but takes it a step further by
mapping out bad memory and disk blocks that are bad plus reporting it on
the operator console.

Yes, DECevent, DIAGNOSE and DIA$MGR.

I like VMS. It's a *proper* OS. Something that Woddles' tiny brain will
never comprehend.

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On 5/29/2012 2:20 PM, Mike Tomlinson wrote:
En el artículoVuSdndL6teyOnFjSnZ2dnUVZ_tadnZ2d@bresnan. com, GreyCloud
escribió:

In vms, the situation is a bit different but takes it a step further by
mapping out bad memory and disk blocks that are bad plus reporting it on
the operator console.

Yes, DECevent, DIAGNOSE and DIA$MGR.

I like VMS. It's a *proper* OS. Something that Woddles' tiny brain will
never comprehend.

A lot of people that came from the UNIX environment to VMS really didn't
like it at first... till they had to do a system backup.
The backup command had a lot of different qualifiers and was easy to
understand. I liked to just assign a function key (out of the way of
course) and just hit the key to perform the backup. Very easy after
that. Then along came DECWindows.

En el artículo , GreyCloud
escribió:

The backup command had a lot of different qualifiers and was easy to
understand.

Indeed. I needed to clone a system disk and was astounded to find it
was as easy as backup/image/verify dka0: dqb0:

Then along came DECWindows.

That has BACKUP$MANAGER, which is just a point'n'drool front end to the
backup command.

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