What's your best CPU Uptime :D ?

Here is mine, still running :P
http://www11.brinkster.com/mcored/Im..._up_152hrs.jpg

Please don't use the [img][/img] cos then the thread fills with images and takes a while to load. Please.
And also please don't get screenshot of servers; as they are 24*7 up, thanks :)

http://engr.oregonstate.edu/~pletz/uptime.JPG and counting :D

[edit] Sorry about the bmp, it was quicker at the time :D [/edit]

Oh Shiromagius, convert the BMP to JPG please. :)

:huh:
Did you say uptime ?
_http://home.enter.vg/bearcat/pics/uptime.jpg

Heh, you don't turn yous off do you BearCat unless its public holidays! :)

How are the above uptimes measured?

Anyway here is the output of my uptime.

This uptime may be paltry, but I'm working on it. :)

hmm, mine don't have a cpu time.

oh yea, u prolly using windows xp.
go to task manager > processes
now go to view > select columns > tick the cpu time
hope that helps :)
btw, windows 2000 has this by default :o

BEARCAT IS NOW IN LEAD WITH 1700HRS !!!

ok thanks. mine is 136:10:45.

os[Windows 2000 Professional, Service Pack 3 (5.0 - 2195)] uptime[5w 13h 40m 6s] cpu[1-AMD Athlon K7, 698MHz, 512KB] mem[Usage: 183/640MB (28.59%)]

Well I definitely loose. My computer restarts every 48 hours at 3am EST. :)

Have 125hrs

Damn, even B1's webserver doesn't beat Bearcat......

[root@host /root]# uptime
2:09am up 43 days, 19:25, 1 user, load average: 0.24, 0.20, 0.14

= 1,032 hours

We run Linux???

;)

:D

The BetaONE Server is running Linux, but still it hasn't been up as much as yours :huh:
Tell us, is this your comp at home or is it a web server? Pretty damn good one :huh:

@McoreD :

It's one of my computers back home, running my mailserver, not my primary workstation.
Last reboot was due to a update from Norton, next one will be due to some schedueled maintanance.

Updated screenie : _http://home.enter.vg/bearcat/pics/uptime2.jpg
Using a mall proggy found here : _http://www.rundegren.com/software/windowsuptime/

For the lazy ones : 86 Days, 4 Hours and counting.

PS :
Anyone have a linux driver for my new keyboard ?
_http://home.no.net/afeten/microsoft_keyboard.jpeg :P

Yep, we run Linux :D

It's Redhat 7.2 with an Ensim Webappliance kernel. (ew, I hate that thing, the first thing I did in configuring the server is cut as much of it off as I could, I refuse to remotely recompile a kernel though, lol)

http://www.betaone.net/phpsysinfo/

Wow McoreD!. That is a lot of idle time!! :D
And you too BearCat!. Many idle time :D

BTW, like I said in my previous post, thats only the idle time.... I think if you wanna know how much time is up you will need to sum every time of each process. That or use the console command: systeminfo.exe :D (on NT only)

@BearCat:

Thanks for the link of that nice little program :) It is hell useful for fun stuff like this :D
Damn appreciate the "Copy Uptime" feature like this:
0 days, 0 hours, 20 minutes, 20 seconds

@FreeUS:

Yeah that's named as the idle time :D but still is alright as an indicator for how much the comp is turned on without shutting down :P

Well this is what I use. :)



cya,
Will

PS: That is the true uptime, in task mananger its only 19 hours.

That's bullshit hey :o Yeah, it happens to me now. But I didn't notice much. Mine the task manager says only 9hrs (Windows 2000 SP3) but it is more than that.

Seems like FreeUS was right <_< :)

Yep, we run Linux :D

It's Redhat 7.2 with an Ensim Webappliance kernel. (ew, I hate that thing, the first thing I did in configuring the server is cut as much of it off as I could, I refuse to remotely recompile a kernel though, lol)

http://www.betaone.net/phpsysinfo/[/b][/quote]
Is it slow? I have never needed to remotely compile a kernel myself. Also wouldn't Debian be more suited to servers? It is rock solid but has outdated software.

How to get the uptime in Linux please :)?

How to get the uptime in Linux please :)?[/b][/quote]
Just type "uptime" at the command prompt.

Uptime command :P and FYI McoreD, Im always right :angry: :P :D

more than a 1000hours, oh mine, thats hell lots of it....
keep up the server man....

Oops! No more Windows Uptime from me :o :D :lol:

Yeap:

Apache/1.3.23 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) PHP/4.2.2 mod_perl/1.26

Cool. Thanks :)
Here is mine...

[root@localhost root]# uptime
7:12am up 39 min, 5 users, load average: 0.22, 0.34, 0.27

For n00bs:

in KDE: K > Terminals > Konsole (Terminal Program)
Type: uptime

:)