Drupal 4.7.x

http://www.floridagreenbuilding.org/db/

Anyone have a clue why the site won't load any longer?
Admin link is dead as well.

Sun Microsystems is today announcing SSD drives as options for many of its servers. We tested Drupal 6 performance on these drives, compared against traditional HDDs, and also tested a ZFS-based 'Hybrid Storage Pool', which uses SSDs as a front-end I/O cache.

If interested, the report is posted in Sun's "Using Drupal on Sun" Wiki.

• Testing Report
• "Using Drupal on Sun" Wiki

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