Conor Daly said
> Any ideas on (cheap) UPS for home use?
>> I want to UPS my server and firewall to keep my uptime
> (currently 27 days.
See if you can track down an old 486 laptop. The battery should keep the
thing alive for a couple of hours.
I picked up a Toshiba T1910 for 1 pint recently. (I know, I was ripped
off). With only 4Mb it takes about 10 minutes to start X but for a
server/firewall something like that should do the trick. I maintained an
uptime of 48 hours on it which included carting it into work and home
again. Then I realised I needed to get out more.
Have fun!
Peter
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