htravis{at}attglobal.net wrote:

>Spake Harry,
>
>Thank you, Julian. Nice and easy as  is, the creation of a
>log should appeal to someone who failed to regularly test his UPS, and
>it proved to have been dead....and deadly to a partition during a
>storm.
>  
>

Hi Harry,

Six months or so back I finally bought a pair of 800VA Blazer UPSes to 
cover four systems, after having major damage to disks caused by outages.
They run in-line continuously filtering and conditioning the power 
outputs. Included monitoring software runs under both Windoze and Linux, 
although not OS/2-eCS [yet anyway, but that project's on the back 
burner]. The battery status and current capacity are continuously 
available, even remotely via the LAN, so I can recommend them. Here they 
were AU$219.00
at the time.  It was nice to see the room illuminated solely by the CRTs 
when the first post-UPS outage occurred! The software  also logs all 
events and one minute readings of voltages/battery state/temperature etc.

-- 
Regards,
Mike

Failed the exam for
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