It seems I have the worst luck with hardware, ever.
The motherboard on my main server failed the other day. It is showing a POST code of 90, and sometimes 66. Most of the time it won’t even show the BIOS boot screen. It just remains blank. However, this motherboard (an Abit AN-8 Ultra) was many many years old, so I guess it’s time to get a new one.
Luckily, I was working on setting up a high-availability load-balancing cluster (not that I needed it), and so I had a mirror of everything that was on my server. I was able to get it back up and running relatively quickly. The only thing that caused any problems was the MySQL databases, which were on my main server. I put the hard drive into a USB enclosure, chrooted into the mount point, and dumped the databases.
Anyways, that being said, the only thing the server is missing right now is the Facebook comments plugin, the APRS I-Gate I had running, and the speed my old server had. I’m looking to replace the motherboard and get the old server back up and running within the next few weeks.
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