All the professors immediately crowded around. Jiang Yan Hai stepped aside but told them that some things could not be touched, while they were free to inspect everything else.
"Little Jiang, once all the programs have been copied, can we start dismantling it?" Academician Yang walked over, rubbing his hands together as he asked excitedly.
"Yes, but we have to wait until all the data has been copied. Some of the fly-by-wire system programs are burned directly into the chips. You should understand that those programs cannot be copied, but they could not possibly have set traps like that in every program, so it should be fine."
Jiang Yan Hai nodded and answered decisively.
"We understand all that. So there should not be any problem. How long will it take to copy all the programs?" Academician Yang immediately asked.
"About four hours." Jiang Yan Hai took a look. What limited them now was not the data transfer speed, but the hard drives' write speed, so a little over four hours was already the limit.
Still, four hours was acceptable. Forget four hours—even forty hours would have been fine.
"Notify all logistics personnel. If the power goes out within the next four hours, I'll hold someone accountable!" an elderly professor shouted.
"Yes!"
Staff members in the distance immediately began relaying the order loudly.
However, in a major base like this, the power supply was guaranteed. Even if the primary power system failed, backup power could switch over almost instantly and seamlessly, ensuring that the electricity supply would not be interrupted.
Something so melodramatic naturally did not happen easily, so Jiang Yan Hai and the others passed those four hours smoothly. More than twenty professors kept discussing things among themselves, while Jiang Yan Hai ate to replenish his energy. *Did they think