[WinMac] OS X Note

Christopher Schobert(cschobert[at]fcb.com)
Thu, 23 Sep 1999 09:54:56 -0400

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We run two fairly large studios in an advertising agency, and have multiple
servers running, including NT, ASIP & OS X. A user experiencing a heavy crash
on her B&W G3. Next thing she did was reboot and pray. Oddly, the machine
booted off of the OS X server. Why? Her internal drive failed and the next
available drive was the OS X server. It just so happens the OS X server is set
up to do Mac manager, so
she could have logged in as herself and continued working, with all of her
applications ready to go. So, with limited or no technical support in the late
evenings, this may be a cool option for crashed machines.

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Chris Schobert
Manager, Creative Technologies
FCB
New York

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