Thanks, Robert. I guess I didn't phrase that right. I don't really use
the 8 MB card for backups of data, more as a storage for not that often
used stuff. I have a new 4 MB card for backups. I think I'll see what
I can do about finding a strong, thin tape.
Tim
On Monday, August 20, 2001, at 03:33 AM, Robert Benschop wrote:
>
> on 20-08-2001 5:57, Tim De Chant at dechant_at_stolaf.edu wrote:
>
>> Hey everyone. I purchased an old Cisco router card (8 MB) a few months
>> ago and it has worked perfectly for me. While it still works, I took
>> it
>> out today and noticed the casing was not only starting to warp, but
>> that
>> the two halves were actually splitting apart. I don't want to throw it
>> out but I won't be using it everyday. Is there a temp fix that will
>> hold it together for limited backup use, ect.? Can I tape it?
>
> Since it's basically lost taping it (with very thin tape so that it
> won't
> get stuck in your Newt) might be an idea.
> Doing backups to it seems a very bad idea though, I wonder how long this
> card is going to last you and it would be a terrible way to loose a
> crucial
> backup this way.
>
>
> Robert Benschop
>
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