For what it's worth, Cisco did something like this over twenty years ago with their low-end 68K-based routers that could run from Flash (where Flash is the underlying technology of today's SSDs). ...
Whoa... first of all I would dust off that video board, just to see what's under it :)
Interrmittent faults might be bad solder joints, so you should inspect the video board for cracked solder...
Unfortunately, it's 3.10, and the Xerox version -- while OEM'd -- is different: It comes with ScreenMate, which was a built-in lightweight file manager (think xtree), and the boot files are called...
Indeed you are right. Many things can cause down time and not having a offsite backup is a bad plan. Not having a backup plan for a broken, lost or stolen system is also not the best idea ether.
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For what it's worth, Cisco did something like...
For what it's worth, Cisco did something like this over twenty years ago with their low-end 68K-based routers that could run from Flash (where Flash is the underlying technology of today's SSDs). ...
lowen Today, 07:48 AM