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Roger Merchberger | 4 May 06:49

List server should be back up now

I am testing the server...

I apologize, but the connectivity to the server went down with no notice, 
so I have travelled the 300 miles today to retrieve the server and set it 
up at my house.

The good news is I'll have instant access to the box now if anything does 
go wonky with it in the future.

I also have 2 new (to me) boxes that I can use as backup hardware - one is 
a rackmount server, both are either equally fast or faster than the hosting 
box now, so I'll be working on another 'plan b' shortly. (I like to have 
multiples, but with the hardware being out of my hands, there wasn't much I 
could do.)

Sorry for the lack of notice, but this should be the last major outage for 
quite a while.

There will be a minor outage sometime in the next day or two - I'll need to 
move the server (which is quite noisy) off my desk and into the basement, 
but I'm not doing that tonite.

Thanks, and sorry again!
"Merch"

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Roger "Merch" Merchberger  --  SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers
  _±±_                          zmerch@...
(©||®)  If at first you don't succeed, nuclear warhead
  _)(_   disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.
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Rick Herndon | 4 May 07:38
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Re: List server should be back up now

At 11:49 PM 5/3/2009, Merch wrote:
>I am testing the server...
>
>I apologize, but the connectivity to the server went down with no 
>notice, so I have travelled the 300 miles today to retrieve the 
>server and set it up at my house.

Yow. 300 miles is non-trivial. Thanks for the effort, the desk space, 
the later basement space and your continued support.

73,
Rick Herndon
K5FNI
Mathis, TX
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J Bickhard | 1 May 14:23
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XOS

Anyone know about Paul's XOS operating system for the 200?

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Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine
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Stephen Adolph | 4 May 12:42
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Re: XOS

oh. yes...very nice.  What would you likee to know?

On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 8:23 AM, J Bickhard <jbickhard@...> wrote:
> Anyone know about Paul's XOS operating system for the 200?
>
> --
> Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine
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J Bickhard | 4 May 13:32
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Re: XOS

What it was supposed to do, maybe what features it added, screenies, DL,
docs.
Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine

On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Stephen Adolph <twospruces@...> wrote:

> oh. yes...very nice.  What would you likee to know?
>
> On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 8:23 AM, J Bickhard <jbickhard@...> wrote:
> > Anyone know about Paul's XOS operating system for the 200?
> >
> > --
> > Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine
> >
>
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Bob Pigford | 4 May 16:44

RE: XOS

See files named xos-c.doc, xos-c.doc, xosdoc.do and other XOS-C files on
Club 100 at
http://www.club100.org/library/libpg.html

> -----Original Message-----
> From: m100@...
[mailto:m100@...] On Behalf Of
> J Bickhard
> Sent: Monday, May 04, 2009 7:33 AM
> To: m100@...
> Subject: Re: XOS
> 
> What it was supposed to do, maybe what features it added, screenies,
> DL,
> docs.
> Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 5:42 AM, Stephen Adolph <twospruces@...>
> wrote:
> 
> > oh. yes...very nice.  What would you likee to know?
> >
> > On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 8:23 AM, J Bickhard <jbickhard@...>
> wrote:
> > > Anyone know about Paul's XOS operating system for the 200?
> > >
> > > --
> > > Jake, Editor of Micro 100 Magazine
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Rick Hanson | 4 May 22:42

Re: List server should be back up now

What an amazing commitment, Roger.  The last time 
I traveled 300 miles was last January to go from 
the San Francisco Bay Area (Pleasant Hill) down 
to the Los Angeles Area (Pomona).  I hope this 
comparison helps folks understand what that means 
in time commitment.  In short, it takes 6 hours 
at 75 mph to travel 300 miles.  And that's if 
everything goes smoothly, i.e., no snow, no 
accidents, etc.  Of course, we visit snow in CA, 
you (gasp!) live in it!  Weird, dude.

Thank you for your service to us all.  -Rick-


At 09:49 PM 5/3/2009, Roger Merchberger wrote:
>I am testing the server...
>
>I apologize, but the connectivity to the server 
>went down with no notice, so I have travelled 
>the 300 miles today to retrieve the server and set it up at my house.
>
>The good news is I'll have instant access to the 
>box now if anything does go wonky with it in the future.
>
>I also have 2 new (to me) boxes that I can use 
>as backup hardware - one is a rackmount server, 
>both are either equally fast or faster than the 
>hosting box now, so I'll be working on another 
>'plan b' shortly. (I like to have multiples, but 
>with the hardware being out of my hands, there wasn't much I could do.)
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J Bickhard | 5 May 21:27
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Wireless for M100?

http://www.electronickits.com/kit/complete/RF_Transmitters/k173.htm

Lol. That would be interesting to play with.

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Ron Wiesen | 5 May 21:45

Update of Model T Radio Amateur List

The "Model T Radio Amateur List" [ http://www.club100.org/mtralist.html ] at
the Club 100 website has been updated.  There currently are 164 Radio Amateurs
in the list.  The entry for every Radio Amateur in the list consists of: email
address, name, and callsign.

After today (May 5, 2009) there are only 52 days that remain before the
opening hour of ARRL Field Day 2009 arrives in IARU Region 2.

I'll be using Tandy laptops during Field Day 2009 in order to have a
competitive advantage.  One Tandy laptop (e.g., a Model 200) will run "Morse
code Keyboard for models 200 and 10x" (MK21), while the other laptop (M10x)
will run "Log Recorder".  Laptop files related to these two applications are
available at the Club100 Member Upload Library under the Ron Wiesen member
directory:

o  Morse code Keyboard for models 200 and 10x
[ http://www.club100.org/memfiles/index.php?&direction=0&order=&directory=Ron
Wiesen/Morse code Keyboard for models 200 and 10x ]
   MKMAN.DO   -- Documentation
   MK21.DO    -- Source statements of BASIC program MK21.BA
   FD.DO      -- Used for MERGE modification of MK21
   FDCLAS.DO  -- Used for MERGE modification of MK21
   MYCALL.DO  -- Used for MERGE modification of MK21

o  Log Recorder
[ http://www.club100.org/memfiles/index.php?&direction=0&order=&directory=Ron
Wiesen/Log Recorder for Model 10x ]
   LOGDOC.TXT -- Documentation
   LOGREC.DO  -- Source statements of BASIC program LOGREC.BA
   LMRG01.DO  -- Used for MERGE modification of LOGREC.BA
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Comet | 5 May 22:48
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Elementary function on a Model 100 list


I guess this makes me a member of Generation IX.  Hmm, I guess Sherlock Holmes was a member of Generation I-1. 
If the Romans lacked a printed representation for zero, and i=SQRT(-1), then one could deduce that this
consulting detective is imaginary, the result of a real SQuiRT from the UI of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Sent from my iPod

On Apr 21, 2009, at 5:40 PM, Peter Vollan <dprogram54@...> wrote:

I hope you realize that when you are talking about Generation X, you are
talking about me, people born about 1968 and now in their 40s. I was even coming of age, turning 21, here in
Seattle, right when the media suddenly saddled us with that term. That's our term dammit! That, and the
term "slacker".... a term which I sometimes think fits me all too well.
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