It appears that my scsi card went bad during the hardware upgrade.
Arg!
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On Fri, 21 Oct 2011 12:10:51 -0700
Bill Perry wrote:
> It appears that my scsi card went bad during the hardware upgrade.
>
> Arg!
I'm convinced that hardware just sits around waiting for
a software upgrade so it can fail at the most confusing
possible time :-).
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On 10/21/2011 12:10 PM, Bill Perry wrote:
> It appears that my scsi card went bad during the hardware upgrade.
>
> Arg!
Yeah; weird when that happens, isn't it? My sister had a problem with
her Ubuntu box refusing to accept DNS numbers. When we tried to use a
Live CD to upgrade to 11.10 (a
On 10/21/2011 12:18 PM, Tom Horsley wrote:
> I'm convinced that hardware just sits around waiting for
> a software upgrade so it can fail at the most confusing
> possible time :-).
Of course it does, it's the AHS/ASS principle: All Hardware Sucks/All
Software Sucks. And, I might add, ADS: All Do
Bill Perry:
>> It appears that my scsi card went bad during the hardware upgrade.
>>
>> Arg!
Tom Horsley:
> I'm convinced that hardware just sits around waiting for
> a software upgrade so it can fail at the most confusing
> possible time :-).
It's not too surprising, in some cases...
Of
Tim wrote:
> Bill Perry:
>>> It appears that my scsi card went bad during the hardware upgrade.
>>>
>>> Arg!
>
> Tom Horsley:
>> I'm convinced that hardware just sits around waiting for
>> a software upgrade so it can fail at the most confusing
>> possible time :-).
>
> It's not too surprising,
