On Tuesday 09 January 2007 19:47, Chuck Hast wrote:
> OK, this answered the other question. I will certainly take that into
> account. I assume also that it is better to have a disk for the
> OS/tools/swap and then a dedicated disk for the AV files, so that it is
> only accessed when it is needed for the AV data and nothing else?
Totally! :)
An AV disk failure would not crash the system. Which I have to admit I had
never seen before. I've run nonstop music for a long time without any
problems whatsoever. But it makes sense that nonstop load is worse than
sporadic load.
--Steve Szmidt
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