Author: Quenton Fyfe
Date: 16:38:45 11/26/98
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>AFAIK, standard so-called "check-pointing" software does exactly this job for >you with *any* application that you desire running under its control. >Such check-pointing software is surely available for free under Linux/Unix That just reminds me - any UK readers remember the good ol' BBC Micro? (for those that don't it was a home computer from about 15 years ago, with a full 32k Ram, and a 2MHz 6502 processor). You could get a ROM for this machine called "Replay" that would dump the entire memory to a floppy disk when you pressed a button, then you'd re-load the next day and carry on where you left off. Didn't run Unix tho' ;-) Cheers Quenton Fyfe
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