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Old 01-23-2014, 07:38 PM
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For what it's worth…the 2009 iMac I just purchased has a 500gig Seagate HD in it with 19383 uptime hours.
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OK Guys - I'm really confused: 1) Uptime refers to the time that the computer has been running since the last boot - correct? If so, then Nick's number indicates 2.2 years from my quick calculation; and 2) I can find my 'uptime' in the Terminal by typing that term & also information on recent boots by typing 'last reboot', again on the command line, but where in the Console?

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1) Uptime refers to the time that the computer has been running since the last boot - correct?
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That gives you the uptime of the machine, not the HD.
Thought thats what he meant.. LOL I been up going on 20 hours nows I think without sleep..

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