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Re: [OT] Mac OS 9.1 stability
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Re: [OT] Mac OS 9.1 stability


  • Subject: Re: [OT] Mac OS 9.1 stability
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2001 19:20:44 EST

In a message dated 2/13/01 4:48:24 PM, Emmanuel wrote:

>At 20:02 +0100 13/02/01, me, myself and I wrote:
>>Mac OS 9.1 appears to be astonishingly stable (for a Mac). I just checked
the
>>ticks (Jon's Commands) and it indicates 8 days, 5 hours, 50 minutes of
>>uptime.
>
>Great news, thanks. But, what machine, please?

PowerBook G3/500, 384 Meg of RAM (ah, bliss!). Purchased in Dec, 2000 after
my PBG3/250 was decapitated

<http://www2.linkedresources.com/teach/powerbook/hinge.html>

Uptime now 8 days, 11 hours, 10 minutes. Here's the (ugly) script which tells
me that (requires Jon's commands).

set x to the ticks
set secs to x / 60
set mins to secs / 60
set hrs to mins / 60
set days2 to hrs div 24
set hrs2 to hrs mod 24
set hours to hrs2 div 1
set mins2 to ((hrs2 mod 1) * 60) div 1
display dialog (days2 & " days, " & hours & " hours, " & mins2 & " minutes")
as string

Jeff Baumann
email@hidden
www.linkedresources.com

If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.


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