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Subject: Re: [9front] fossil?
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Not that big, I have a 1Gbyte for Venti and 1Gbyte for fossil,
I cannot remember the exact split, I followed some advice from russ
when I first set it up.

There are some details in the appendix to this doc:

http://www.quintile.net/papers/venti-rescue.pdf

I wrote this years ago when I had some disks fail.
My plan9 server was in the attic at the time and I fitted
some extra cooling fans as it gets very hot in the summer.
In the winter the disks go so cold they failed, hence the need for rescue.

These days I have ssds which are less vunerable to the weather.

-Steve