August 5th, 2012:

	My hunch was correct:  the LCD monitor I was using on the 
SunPCI-II card was fried.  No problem, I grabbed one of the many CRT 
monitors I have lying around, hooked it up, and we're back in business.

	In other news, I dragged out my TRS-80 Model 100 and started 
writing again.  As a portable writing/note taking machine, the Model 100 
can't be beat.  Instant-on, full keyboard, runs forever on 4 AA batteries, 
what's not to love?

	Yesterday's phlog post was actually written on the Model 100, 
copied to my NADSBox (SD card storage device for the Model 100), and 
sneakernetted to the Ultra 5.  I'm still using the original 512Mb SD card 
that came with the NADSBox... mostly because I'll probably never fill it, 
but also because it's a special SD card that can connect directly to a USB 
port (no need for a card reader).  The Ultra 5 read the card without 
issue, I copied the file over and gave it a once-over in Pico, just to 
make sure there were no errors during transmission.

	Once that was finished, I copied it over to my SDF space using 
scp.  It took me a few tries to figure scp out (never used it until 
today), and the tutorials on SDF came in handy.  Worked a bit of magic and 
voila!  New phlog post.  I love learning new things.

Anyhow, off to finish tweaking this Solaris install.