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Apr. 16th, 2009
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I went to bed at a reasonable time for getting up at 9:00 am, which seems a relatively civilized time to get up if I want to get stuff done, and somehow I slept right through my alarm and woke up at 13:30. Oops.
Well, I was stupidly tired all day yesterday. I guess spending a day cleaning and hauling stuff around on Tuesday took more out of me than I had imagined. It seems I don't recover from that kind of exertion as quickly as once I did.
So now I'm going to have some difficulty getting up for 9:00 am tomorrow as I certainly won't be very sleepy yet come midnight, but it would be best if I did force myself to wake then, because Saturday I have another full day downtown that is going to start way too early, and I'd prefer to have had a full nights sleep the night before.
On the good news though, my hard drive was still running the iozone tests when I woke up and despite spending something like 12 hours running at full load, there were no lockups and no errors in the logs. I think this means that I have a working removable drive tray again. Yay!
Well, I was stupidly tired all day yesterday. I guess spending a day cleaning and hauling stuff around on Tuesday took more out of me than I had imagined. It seems I don't recover from that kind of exertion as quickly as once I did.
So now I'm going to have some difficulty getting up for 9:00 am tomorrow as I certainly won't be very sleepy yet come midnight, but it would be best if I did force myself to wake then, because Saturday I have another full day downtown that is going to start way too early, and I'd prefer to have had a full nights sleep the night before.
On the good news though, my hard drive was still running the iozone tests when I woke up and despite spending something like 12 hours running at full load, there were no lockups and no errors in the logs. I think this means that I have a working removable drive tray again. Yay!