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Ed Anderson wrote:
> Hey! Hey!
>  
> Finally got the computer back up and operating - if somewhat unstable 
> and no longer to be trusted.  Got a new one coming in next week with 
> two Terabyte hard disc set up in a RAID 1 configuration (one mirrors 
> the other for better data protection) and it will also have a TB 
> external back up.
>  
You've got two drives that will have nearly identical serial numbers, 
living in the exact same environment.  RAID 1 is a good idea, but you 
might won't to consider swapping one out for a different model.  Been 
there.  Done that.  My drives were both made by IBM.

I've got to install a rivnut, and then my intake filter will be done.  
I've modified the impeller design for my pseudo-supercharger once again 
to make it easier to manufacture.  I hope to have it done soon, but it 
is hot and I'm a wimp.