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Offline hardlink

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Quote from: Piru;569429
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The issue of MP has been debated for at least 15 years.


Yes, and that's just on the WWW! The usenet debates/flames about Amiga MP and resource tracking went back almost to the beginning. People have been thinking about it for almost a quarter century, and as Piru has pointed out, no one has delivered yet.
 

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Quote from: AmigaEd;569571
I did an experiment back in '93-'94 where I ran an A1000 continuously for nearly a year and half without a single problem. Never powered it down or gave it a three fingered vulcan nerve pinch. It was running several apps, including a BBS.


I believe it was Dr. Peter Kittel of CBM Germany/Escom that used to speak of how he ran his A1200 24/7/365 without problems or crashes. He was very careful with his system configuration, and carefully checked out any new software with enforcer/etc and did not run any software that was not clean. Sort of a software Whitelist, and it worked for him. But I'll bet he did not have as much fun as the rest of us :)