[NLRS] NLRS Log Challenge
EAJacobson
[email protected]
Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:47:36 -0600
Just remember that even if the program "writes the data to the disk", it is
up to the O/S to actually do the work, and most will be caching the data
before actually recording the magnetic impulses on the disk (the reason
Microsoft strongly suggests a disk check after an improper shutdown).
For the contest, I am thinking I will have some folks out to W0JH for the
contest, and will probably hand out some FM Q's (ABCDE) while I traveling
back and forth...I'll log them this year, and submit that log, too.
73,
Ed
WB0VHF
At 13:57 1/18/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>For those who ARE using a computer, good logging programs will write every
>QSO to disk as soon as you accept it, and "flush the write buffer" to disk
>so that the disk file really is up-to-date. Then, in most cases of a
>crash (short of wiping out the whole hard drive, of course), you will
>likely be able to re-start right where you left off. The old VHF-DX
>software works this way.
>
>73 de W0JT