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Omega Gallery / Re: Few Photos of my various omegas, 25 and counting MV6 Elite TD DTI's
« on: 22 December 2011, 21:25:46 »
They all look good
Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
The double reference to sumpguard was quite deliberate. I could have done with one for the Omega!37 Average! Yikes, Would be nice just to see 37mpg on Mig, even briefly - let alone average over 550 miles!!
Have done 550 miles- very mixed motoring including towing a trailer and some off road and I am averaging 37 miles to the gallon. I keep thinking the guage must be stuck being used to seeing the Omega one move as you drive.
sober, calming down after a tough evening, and composing a draft speech telling a multimillionaire he's a Colossally Unappreciative Nasty Tyrant.
which may or may not be delivered in public....
No, thats a good point actually... however I will give updates a miss ATM, as theres only 400mb free on the C: driveGuess you are not updating your W2K3 frequently then6.8 yearsI know none of the servers at home have long uptimes - the hypervisor that they all sit on has only been up approx 166 days. Which is probably around the time when I swapped out the server hardware (July iirc)
Thats bloody impressive!
Dunno how long my home server has been running since last reboot, will check and see in a moment. However it has been turned on 24/7 (minus the few hrs when its been off for hardware changes / UPS upgrades etc) for almost 5 years. Its only a crappy IBM eServer too! x206 IIRC... Which reminds me, need to shove a new backup tape in - its VERY VERY overdue
Just looked and uptime is 140 days and 40 mins... Still not bad for home use I guess... (Windows 2003 on it). Want to get my hands on a better server to play about with hypervisors next - problem is finding a server which is A) Very Cheep B) Reliable C) Not too noisy and C) Supports VT
Oh and also one that doesn't turn my room into an oven!
But, minimum, Core i3, 2G RAM.
Branded, such as Dell, HP/Compaq, Toshiba.
Seem to recall Tosh having a £75 cashback on selected models.
Flick around Ebuyer and Dabs, see whats around.
Thanks, that gives me some of the tech stuff which I don't understand, was simply thinking that bigger is better.....
Ah ... at least im not going completely mental then!Looks more like the suppressor capacitor that sits across the supply to the coil pack to me.Thats what I thought it was. I also thought I read on here a few days/weeks back that it was bolted to the back of one of the cylinder heads? Or was I dreaming?
That's correct.
I guess due to a massive increase in hard drive prices over the last couple of months, thus pushing all laptop/pc prices up?Now isn't a good time to buy
Why not? the Sales seem to have started early........