New Macrium Reflect Updates


  1. Posts : 11,247
    Windows / Linux : Arch Linux
       #1491

    Hi there

    VI edit - hideous - especially if you have to type in special characters @CountMike - I'll bet CLI and VI in cyrllic wasn't fun either!!. I also had on IBM mainframe with TSO a line editor TSO edit -- also horrible.

    However some things CLI can do quickly and easily so don't dismiss it every time

    for instance re-initialising and formatting disks with the very useful DISKPART. Also there are some useful scripts around for running regular jobs etc so you can automate things like backups to send to NAS systems etc.

    For instance you are away from home and you want to connect to your home computer -- instead of using something hideous like teamviewer it's quite simple to set up rdp to your home computer. The trick of course in getting the IP address as these days ISP's don't dish out static ones.

    Well simply every 30 mins (or whenever) get the computer to issue following command :

    nslookup whatismyip.com and pipe it out to a text (txt) file.
    now also email (sendmail) to yourself.

    On your phone you get the file and hence the current IP (Internet IP address which is what you need) address of your home computer.

    Ta Ta Teamviewer !!!! You don't need it if you can do a couple of simple commands.

    But back to macrium -- is there a fix for the xml error as well when you try and save a backup[ schedule -- backup / restore themselves etc work fine though in current release (if using skippy get the patch as well)

    Cheers
    jimbo
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  2. Posts : 15,480
    Windows10
       #1492

    1) Use ddns service instead of getting IP address.

    2) RDP over internet is not that secure anyway - vpns etc are more preferable.
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  3. Posts : 4,142
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
       #1493

    reddice said:
    What's the difference?
    In this case - a 900mb download of ADK (PE) Files vs. the availability of the OS included WinRE
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  4. Posts : 31,630
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       #1494

    Steve C said:
    I'll be more impressed if the RAM was magnetic core memory!
    I worked on a PDP8 with that at Uni. - it also had a magnetic drum storage. Those were the days, keying in the bootstrap loader from the front panel....

    Specs: http://archive.computerhistory.org/r....05.01.acc.pdf
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  5. Posts : 15,480
    Windows10
       #1495

    I used to use an abacus but kept getting distracted by those vestal v.....'s.
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  6. Posts : 430
    Windows 10 Pro
       #1496

    Bree you just jogged my memory, I remember the IBM 1800 and having to reboot them, keying in on the front panel, how about those card readers LOL I worked in a power plant and the IBM 1800 was the data acquisition work horses.

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  7. Posts : 81
    Windows 10
       #1497

    Burroughs E101


    Want a good laugh?
    In 1956, I programmed a desk-sized computer called the Burroughs E101.
    We programmed it by inserting pegs into boards - like playing cribbage.
    We tracked memory by using a 10x10 checkerboarded piece of paper.
    cb
    Last edited by abredt; 25 Sep 2018 at 16:44. Reason: Add Image
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  8. Posts : 19,518
    W11+W11 Developer Insider + Linux
       #1498

    abredt said:
    Want a good laugh?
    In 1956, I programmed a desk-sized computer called the Burroughs E101.
    We programmed it by inserting pegs into boards - like playing cribbage.
    We tracked memory by using a 10x10 checkerboarded piece of paper.
    cb
    Lol, yeah, I worked on one early CNC machine with 120 x 120 + 10 x10 timer control pegboard programing. Replaced it with a Omron C20 programmer and still had some functions left unused. Intel 8084 processor in it.

    Backup ? An audio cassette tape.
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  9. Posts : 4,142
    Windows 3.1 to Windows 11
       #1499

    Geee Thanks, you all are making me fell young...
    I started out with a Packard Bell Pentium 75
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  10. Posts : 2,450
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #1500

    Kyhi said:
    Geee Thanks, you all are making me fell young...
    I started out with a Packard Bell Pentium 75

    Mine was a Packard Bell 286 (80286 8MHz)...Geee I'm old. Thanks a lot Jimmy....
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