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ISS Expedition One Crew Mission Logs Available

Posted by michael on from the not-everybody-gets-to-hammer-on-$1.4B-of-hardware dept.

automandc writes "NASA has posted the Mission Logs kept by Commander William Shepard (slightly redacted). Among other interesting things is an insider's view of the computing infrastructure of the station. (For instance, he complains of running out of 'laptop desks' because they have 9 laptops running and want to add two more). He asks for a Windows boot CD, and gripes about a russian Cosmonaut's familiarity with "that other" OS. All in all, a very interesting read for ISS buffs. (Note, they are in reverse chronological order)."

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  1. They use Symantec Ghost by Chairboy · · Score: 2

    In the logs they talk about restoring a boot partition using Symantec Ghost. Sweet. First NAV and NU are used in orbit, now Ghost. Peter Norton is astronaut by proxy, yee haw!