- Saturday December 17: Drive to Toronto, depart Ottawa between 0900 and 1200
- Sunday December 18 0800: EI Catalyst (Yes, 8AM)
- Monday December 19: Finishing up things at EIC, maybe getting Alia and Martin at YYZ
- Tuesday December 20: Return to Ottawa, probably stop for spring-rolls in Kingston
EI Catalyst has an 8AM Maintenance Window on Sunday (their post) and I have 2 more Gigabyte motherboards for Server North, so I’ll be watching over our gear during the maintenance and making sure everything comes back up properly. Then I’ll get to work replacing the motherboards in p0 and m1. ‘m1 again?‘ you ask? Well we swapped m0 and m1 after it showed that the Gigabyte boards are total champs.
If anyone has an 3-5V and/or 64b PCI-X 1 or 2U benders – I’ll be your friend forever.
And since it’s the season of shopping and consumerism giving, a few people mentioned they wanted rides or knew others who did – let me know by Friday night please! I’ve got plenty of room.
I’ll be staying near Avenue & Lawrence with a friend of the family.
Now I have to keep an eye on the weather:
City of Toronto
3:12 PM EST Wednesday 14 December 2005
Snowfall warning for City of Toronto issued
Snowfall amounts of 15 to 30 centimetres on Thursday and Thursday night.
A Major winter storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall to regions just north of the lower Great Lakes and St Lawrence Valley. The heavy snowfall is expected to start over Windsor and Sarnia regions early Thursday morning. Reaching Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe area by Thursday evening then spread farther eastward to Cornwall Morrisburg area overnight Thursday. Snowfall amounts will vary from the 15 centimetres mark over the western sections of the warning area to 20-30 centimetres over the east.
In addition. There is a risk of freezing rain over Niagara Falls – Welland – Southern Niagara Region Thursday afternoon.