P. Roehling wrote: "Wolf Kirchmeir" <ElLoboViejo@RuddyMoss.com> wrote Steam freight engines usually spent most of their lives at around 35-40 MPH. Less -sometimes much less- pulling a train uphill, and somewhat more -if the loco was designed for it- on long level straights. Speed was not usually an issue except on special high-speed freights, and they were often

dvt wrote: jim beam wrote: dvt wrote: jim beam wrote: dvt wrote: <snip> Hardness is related to strength in metals. I don't believe that's true for ceramics. We're talking about ceramic bearings. <snip> I see you're not willing to clarify. You've gone a long way towards proving your lack of knowledge. By the way, I'm basing

I tried doing a system state restore of just AD, accompainied by an authoratative restore, which all seemed to go well. Upon reboot I got a Directory Service cannot start error status 0xc00002e1 message. I looked up this error and followed MSKB 258062 up to step 13, and stopped there because this is SBS2000 and restoring is what generated this message. I restored the installed full, non