On Tuesday 07 December 2004 19:46, Bonnie Ferguson wrote:
> Thanks for your message Jason.
>
> I also heard about the fire.  I don't run a server but when I set up the
> second computer to run a linux system, I sorted out my octopus of wires and
> checked that I had two different circuits sharing the connections between
> two power bar plus assorted lights, audio and video.  Wiring in older
> houses is always a concern.
>
> I have always been told that computer hardware does not make a big demand,
> but by the time you plug in two computers, a monitor, printer, server
> connection, router, lights, TV, dvd, audio equipment etc. it starts to look
> like a wiring mess.  Maybe there is no concern but then again...
>
> Any thoughts/experiences/guidelines appreciated
> Bonnie
>
The only thing I would add is don't coil up wires in a bundle if it's taking a
heavy load, but most computer stuff isn't that heavy unless its a pretty
fast beast. Best thing you can do is check your smoke detectors.


Graham

P.S. did you get that SUSE icon problem sorted out?

P.P.S. I think the rest of the list has gone into hibernation!

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