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The October 20, 2012 [[hackathons|hackathon]] will feature a charity computer build-athon in the classroom.
 
The October 20, 2012 [[hackathons|hackathon]] will feature a charity computer build-athon in the classroom.
  
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To help us organize, tell us what you can bring:
 
To help us organize, tell us what you can bring:
 
* Mark Jenkins
 
* Mark Jenkins
** ~20 SDRAM sticks varying in size from 64M to 256M
 
** 5 60G, PATA hard drives
 
 
** Lubuntu 12.04 hard drive image with 30+ tested games and hours of creative commons licensed music
 
** Lubuntu 12.04 hard drive image with 30+ tested games and hours of creative commons licensed music
 
** Two USB hard drive cradles (for drive imaging)
 
** Two USB hard drive cradles (for drive imaging)
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* Back elavator pile
 
* Back elavator pile
 
** 14 DDR based machines in various state of good and bad repair, including 4 shuttles
 
** 14 DDR based machines in various state of good and bad repair, including 4 shuttles
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* PC parts collection in workshop
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** Power supplies
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** DDR RAM
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** Video cards
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** CD drives
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** Motherboards
  
 
==Worse case machine==
 
==Worse case machine==

Latest revision as of 15:49, 4 October 2017

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The October 20, 2012 hackathon will feature a charity computer build-athon in the classroom.

Members are encouraged to bring parts to be assembled into fully working machines to be given away or for donations. (just desktop/towers,recipients can get their own keyboard, mouse, and monitor)

Parts anticipated

To help us organize, tell us what you can bring:

  • Mark Jenkins
    • Lubuntu 12.04 hard drive image with 30+ tested games and hours of creative commons licensed music
    • Two USB hard drive cradles (for drive imaging)
  • Ben Bergman
    • ~20 PS/2 keyboards
    • box of assorted motherboards, graphics cards, RAM, cables, etc (all pretty old, no cases)
    • ~10 CRTs (will only bring down if requested)
  • Back elavator pile
    • 14 DDR based machines in various state of good and bad repair, including 4 shuttles
  • PC parts collection in workshop
    • Power supplies
    • DDR RAM
    • Video cards
    • CD drives
    • Motherboards

Worse case machine

We'd like machines to be at least this good:

  • Fast enough for software H263 software decoding (e.g. youtube), Intel Pentium IV (or equivilent architechure celeron) or AMD Duron, Athlon, or better
  • 512M of DDR SDRAM
  • 20G hard drive