The primary system disk had problems that prevented booting since Friday. It looks like the problem has been nailed down, and a solution found. Quoting a Census email message:
"NSF01 will be booted from B drive. The goal is to have NSF01 available by COB today with existing data.
Tomorrow Paul [Garn, SGI] and Leo [Redhat Engineer] will decide upon the best method for presenting the additional 7TB of data and hope to have a strategy for this by COB tomorrow."
Tomorrow Paul [Garn, SGI] and Leo [Redhat Engineer] will decide upon the best method for presenting the additional 7TB of data and hope to have a strategy for this by COB tomorrow."
