2222 days .. of FreeBSD 12 ... uptime
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Date: Sat, 04 May 2024 18:00:08 UTC
XB! It's been a while since I saw >2000 day uptimes posted here (August 2003?) .. and uptime.netcraft is long gone ... I missed the 2222d 22:22:22 on this one between last night and now. $ uptime 12:25AM up 2222 days, 12:39, 1 user, load averages: 0.21, 0.17, 0.11 $ date; uptime Sat May 4 17:14:45 UTC 2024 5:14PM up 2223 days, 5:28, 1 user, load averages: 0.09, 0.13, 0.15 $ uname -rvKm 12.0-amd64-base12-xmas FreeBSD 12.0-amd64-base12-xmas #0 r328394M: Thu Jan 25 21:02:28 UTC 2018 bz:/local/shared/freebsd/ports.svn/private/embedded/xmas/work/obj/local/shared/freebsd/ports.svn/private/embedded/xmas/work/base12-r328394/amd64.amd64/sys/XMAS amd64 1200056 # shutdown -p now The image it is^Wwas running was still built from SVN and was based on FreeBSD 12-CURRENT for as much as I can see and survived the lifetime of the branch. It was all (built elsewhere, installed, ...) remotely at some point from a different country after the predecessor had a power supply failure. I never saw the machine. Apparently (kenv said) it was a FUJITSU. FreeBSD is simply great, flexible, and it is amazing what you can do even in odd circumstances with it and how stable it generally can be even as CURRENT! PS: maybe do update your kernel more often, if just for these security fixes. Not all bits can be fixed or shielded at run time... for world jails really help a lot to be able to achieve this. -- Bjoern A. Zeeb r15:7