Rest in peace

Posted: October 4th, 2006 | 6 Comments »

My iBook’s hard drive just died after a little bit less than two years of service, countless shocks in more or less protected bags, and trips to three continents.

I fortunately have a pretty recent backup (October 2, lucky me) but I have lost all my calendar data. I remember some of the meetings I have but please, if we are supposed to meet in the coming days or weeks, I’d appreciate if you could send me a reminder. Sorry about that, I should be back full speed with a new hard drive shortly.

PS: take a fascinating look inside iBooks G4 here

6 Comments on “Rest in peace”

1 Stephanie Booth said at 19:29 on October 4th, 2006:
This is exactly the kind of incident that got me using Google Calendar. I then import the gcal into my ical and sync on my phone from there.
2 Stephanie Booth said at 19:29 on October 4th, 2006:
This is exactly the kind of incident that got me using Google Calendar. I then import the gcal into my ical and sync on my phone from there.
3 Matt O'Neill said at 22:23 on October 5th, 2006:
you’re the second person this week i’ve come across whose mac has died…

the other is shel holtz, co-presenter of my favourite podcast, http://www.forimmediaterelease.biz..

see his story here..

http://blog.holtz.com/index.php/weblog/apple_loses_a_customer/

cheers,

m
4 Matt O'Neill said at 22:23 on October 5th, 2006:
you’re the second person this week i’ve come across whose mac has died…

the other is shel holtz, co-presenter of my favourite podcast, http://www.forimmediaterelease.biz..

see his story here..

http://blog.holtz.com/index.php/weblog/apple_loses_a_customer/

cheers,

m
5 Christophe said at 08:36 on October 6th, 2006:
Cool the simple procedure to change the HDD….
I would like to see the i-book after the hard disk change ;-) I guess the chances of getting a modern art sculpture are higher that getting a running i-book……
6 Christophe said at 08:36 on October 6th, 2006:
Cool the simple procedure to change the HDD….
I would like to see the i-book after the hard disk change ;-) I guess the chances of getting a modern art sculpture are higher that getting a running i-book……