Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hdc1 3.3G   3.1G  197M 95% /
/dev/hda1 2.8G   755M 2.1G 27%  /var/www
/dev/hdh   27G    5.8G  21G 22%  /home
/dev/md0  423G  316G 107G 75% /ftp
psrv2:/ftp 1.2T   203G  990G 17% /ftp/psrv2

approximately 1.6terabytes in servers.

including desktop/laptops i’ve surpassed the 2terabyte mark

psrv2 is now almost fully functional, requiring only a small kernel recompile and some more services. i have a few future plans for integrating the two psrvs together more closely, but that will take place over a longer period of time.

psrv is almost operative at gigabit speeds, just requiring a quick swap of primary eth interface. gigabit sure is nice – everyone better upgrade their network interfaces to make the most of burst transfers at future lans

2 lans marked my arrival back in perth quite well, and while we didn’t get *that* much gaming done at either, NDS were definitely the most fun part! mario kart owwns.

so were 24″ monitors of various brands with xbox360s connected. finally experienced uno for myself! would be nice to have a 360, but the $1000ish price tag is just a bit…

wtf md came to lan but left after 3 hours FAILED

is near!

despite being short a cpu and one sata data cable, the production of psrv2 is well on its way.  final stats are yet to be known for sure, but it will hold over a terabyte for sure

psrv the original will find a place in my room, and still have its 485gb array as well as manage all gateway networking.

i also got hold of a new viewsonic 20″ lcd.  there was no way i could return to a 5:4 lcd after the 4 months spent on my widescreen vaio… so this was a necessary purchase.  it look so nice .

i felt like i couldn’t go through a flight with wireless available and not using it. so i paid the nominal fee of 9.99US for 1 hour access.

i’m flying and surfing at the same time!

@11hours to perth. lan soon :)

Pinging psrv.ath.cx [150.101.171.205] with 32 bytes of data

Reply from 150.101.171.205: bytes=32 time=818ms TTL=38
Reply from 150.101.171.205: bytes=32 time=808ms TTL=38
Reply from 150.101.171.205: bytes=32 time=809ms TTL=38
Reply from 150.101.171.205: bytes=32 time=809ms TTL=38

Ping statistics for 150.101.171.205:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 808ms, Maximum = 818ms, Average = 811ms

Tracing route to psrv.ath.cx [150.101.171.205]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

1 1 ms 2 ms 1 ms 172.16.64.1
2 1 ms 1 ms 1 ms cbb-cds-psn.by.boeing [172.16.0.18]
3 4 ms 1 ms 2 ms sbs.by.boeing [172.31.0.1]
4 * * * Request timed out.
5 579 ms 580 ms 581 ms vbc02d13-d.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.52.13]
6 578 ms 583 ms 968 ms vbc02r03-v25.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.52.2]
7 695 ms 860 ms 1163 ms vbc02r04-v15.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.50.3]
8 1227 ms 683 ms 997 ms vbc02r24-f0-1.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.48.41]
9 562 ms 554 ms 562 ms vbc02r22-f2-9.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.48.49]
10 611 ms 581 ms 559 ms vbc02r01-v20.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.48.130]
11 573 ms 581 ms 580 ms vbc02r02-v20.connexionbyboeing.net [10.8.48.131]
12 596 ms 886 ms 692 ms Vlan101.msfc1.LCN-LakeCowichan.teleglobe.net [216.6.83.1]
13 1026 ms 1217 ms 1274 ms if-5-0.core1.LCN-LakeCowichan.Teleglobe.net [64.86.83.33]
14 792 ms 579 ms 561 ms if-1-1.core1.VCW-Vancouver.teleglobe.net [216.6.58.6]
15 569 ms 560 ms 559 ms if-10-0.core1.SEP-Seattle.Teleglobe.net [207.45.196.53]
16 560 ms 580 ms 562 ms ix-3-0.core1.SEP-Seattle.Teleglobe.net [207.45.196.34]
17 940 ms 970 ms 718 ms p64-1-3-0.r20.snjsca04.us.bb.gin.ntt.net [129.250.3.43]
18 1188 ms 632 ms 778 ms xe-1-1.r02.snjsca04.us.bb.gin.ntt.net [129.250.2.29]
19 774 ms 914 ms 608 ms gig0-2.bdr1.sjc2.internode.on.net [129.250.11.98]
20 812 ms 797 ms 803 ms pos3-0.bdr1.syd7.agile.on.net [203.16.213.42]
21 829 ms * 831 ms pos2-1.bdr2.adl5.internode.on.net [203.16.212.177]
22 847 ms 830 ms 831 ms pos3-0.cor1.per1.agile.on.net [203.16.212.169]
23 849 ms 1292 ms 829 ms fa0-0-3.lns1.per1.internode.on.net [150.101.0.178]
24 824 ms 913 ms 998 ms ppp171-205.lns1.per1.internode.on.net [150.101.171.205]

Trace complete.

i guess its finally nearing the end of my stay in japan…

today was quite a fun yet tiring day.  first of all, i caught the overnight bus from himeji to shinjuku, leaving at 2130 and arriving at 0630.  that was quite a fun ride, but i didn’t get much sleep .

then i stepped off the bus, and faced the problem of getting my suitcase halfway across tokyo in the fucking 26c humid stickiness at 7am…  that took quite a few trains and busses.

then i went to meet tencho!  it turns out he’s quite a long way away from where i am based, and as i absent-mindedly caught a local (stops every stop (客亭)), it took over 3 hours to get there.

we did some work together, and i was his assistant for the day lol.  then ate probably the last decent meal i will eat in japan, and trashed the streets and office buildings on atsugi.

i guess i didn’t mention that i forgot to eat anything from before i boarded the bus, until i ate dinner with tencho. oops.

i doubt ill make another entry before i hit sg to bye for now~