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Scott - 28 Feb 2004 13:34 GMT
What's up with the servers today, anyone know when they will be back up?

I keep getting 1001 and 0023.
N'sane - 28 Feb 2004 13:35 GMT
scheduled downtime

http://eqlive.station.sony.com/support/scheduled_downtime.jsp
Scott - 28 Feb 2004 13:42 GMT
> scheduled downtime
>
> http://eqlive.station.sony.com/support/scheduled_downtime.jsp

February 28th, 2004 at 3:00 am PST (UTC/GMT -8 hours), US EverQuest servers,
Kane Bayle, Antonius Bayle, and Venril Sathir will be brought down for an
update. Sebilis and Kael Drakkal will not be affected by this update.
Estimated Downtime is 3 hours.

- The SOE Game Operations Team

It says at 3:00am and downtime is 3 hours, so shouldn't they be back up by
now?
Gary Beldon - 28 Feb 2004 13:50 GMT
> It says at 3:00am and downtime is 3 hours, so shouldn't they be back up by
> now?

It says 3am PST, which is 11:00 GMT. It's currently 13:49 GMT, so
they're due back up in 11 minutes.
Carl Procter - 28 Feb 2004 14:01 GMT
> > It says at 3:00am and downtime is 3 hours, so shouldn't they be back up by
> > now?
>
> It says 3am PST, which is 11:00 GMT. It's currently 13:49 GMT, so
> they're due back up in 11 minutes.

And then we will never get on because its os damn busy lol
Tyas_MT - 28 Feb 2004 14:17 GMT
> > scheduled downtime
> >
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> It says at 3:00am and downtime is 3 hours, so shouldn't they be back up by
> now?
Aside from the fact it's 'Sony Online will never be confused with Sony
Ontime' it's 3 hours of Computer Work Time...

3 hours CWT=6 hours real time, trust me I work on computers every day.
In real time bending however, 12 hours of CWT= approx 8, and the other day I
had 10 min of CWT = 9 hours. I think if you could figure out CWT you could
master the secrets of time and space.
RojBlake - 28 Feb 2004 14:46 GMT
>> > scheduled downtime
>> >
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Tyas_MT - 28 Feb 2004 17:39 GMT
> >I think your exagerrating lol
Installed a soundcard Thursday, it turned from 10 minutes (pop the case, put
it in, install driver) to 9  hours
pop case
install card
close case
computer won't power on.
Open case
pull card
computer won't power on
spend 45 minutes diagnosing what turns out to be a dead power supply... I
never actually turned the thing on before starting. Normally if it won't
power on that would be first thing I check. Customer later tells me he
hasn't been able to power it on for 2 months... but he wants a new sound
card installed. right.
Install card
Install drivers.
Windows protection error, system halted on reboot
Windows protection error, system halted on bootup to safe mode
2 min to weep in corner.
Pull card, WPESH
We're now at 1 hour or so.
~5 hours of beating windows ME with big stick.
~1 hour to run medium depth surface scan of drive. Hard drive has bad
physical sectors all over, but nothing listed in scandisk. Bad sectored
files include the swap file and registry. <sigh>
~2 hours to replace drive, install windows, patch windows, dig up and
install drives for esoteric hardware, and salvage as much data as possible
off failing hard drive.
Jay Betbeze - 28 Feb 2004 18:29 GMT
snip

>~5 hours of beating windows ME with big stick.

Well here was the reason for the problem: Winodws ME!
And if it only took 5 hours of beating with a stick, that must have been a rather large one to get
the job done that quickly.

:)

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Ceri Jones - 28 Feb 2004 18:35 GMT
> > >I think your exagerrating lol
> Installed a soundcard Thursday, it turned from 10 minutes (pop the case, put
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
> install drives for esoteric hardware, and salvage as much data as possible
> off failing hard drive.

MyBoyfriend had to Close his computer repair business for exactly this
reason, people didn't think it was fair to charge them for their failing
hard disk/messed up windows install/messing it up once he had done his job,
so they were trying to get him to do all these extra jobs for free.
Unfortunately being a nice person he did tend to do this, not a good way to
run a buisiness.
Ceri :)
Knows CWT is real. From bitter bitter EXP
PS put in an extra memory chip the other day.
Powered up
Windows lost a file
Disk was fine But decided to play silly buggers for around 3 hours
Re installed after loosing all my email and favorites from C drive
Working fine now.
bizbee - 28 Feb 2004 14:55 GMT
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 08:17:04 -0600 in <4040a2e1$1_1@127.0.0.1>,
"Tyas_MT" <tyas_mt@hotplonkmail.com> graced the world with this
thought:

>> > scheduled downtime
>> >
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>had 10 min of CWT = 9 hours. I think if you could figure out CWT you could
>master the secrets of time and space.

this is kind of like when you take your car to a mechanic, and he
fixes it in fifteen minutes, but the book says this job takes three
hours, so that's what you get charged....
Tyas_MT - 28 Feb 2004 16:34 GMT
> this is kind of like when you take your car to a mechanic, and he
> fixes it in fifteen minutes, but the book says this job takes three
> hours, so that's what you get charged....

What I want to know is if they can do that (my mechanic doesn't, but he's a
straight shooter), why when the book says 2 hours and they take 4, do they
want to charge me for 4?
bizbee - 29 Feb 2004 00:41 GMT
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 10:34:28 -0600 in <4040c315_1@127.0.0.1>,
"Tyas_MT" <tyas_mt@hotplonkmail.com> graced the world with this
thought:

>> this is kind of like when you take your car to a mechanic, and he
>> fixes it in fifteen minutes, but the book says this job takes three
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>straight shooter), why when the book says 2 hours and they take 4, do they
>want to charge me for 4?

you noticed that, did you?
Scott - 28 Feb 2004 21:39 GMT
> On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 08:17:04 -0600 in <4040a2e1$1_1@127.0.0.1>,
> "Tyas_MT" <tyas_mt@hotplonkmail.com> graced the world with this
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
> fixes it in fifteen minutes, but the book says this job takes three
> hours, so that's what you get charged....

The kicker is when the book says 3 hours and he takes 6 and then charges you
for 6.
 
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