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AshleySueMas: /* Laptop Build Checklist */

2014-02-16T21:55:39Z

Laptop Build Checklist

Mikem at 18:01, 21 June 2012

2012-06-21T18:01:03Z

Mikem at 17:58, 21 June 2012

2012-06-21T17:58:34Z

Mikem: /* Minimum Specs */

2012-06-21T17:57:29Z

Minimum Specs

Serge: /* What we build */

2010-11-03T20:22:21Z

What we build

Serge: /* Laptop Build steps */

2010-11-03T20:17:39Z

Laptop Build steps

Serge: /* Harvesting */

2010-11-03T20:17:00Z

Harvesting

Serge: /* As-Is Procedure */

2010-11-03T20:09:47Z

As-Is Procedure

Serge at 20:01, 3 November 2010

2010-11-03T20:01:14Z

Serge at 19:53, 3 November 2010

2010-11-03T19:53:55Z

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	Please refer to the [[MacBuild Laptop Checklist]] for build instructions.		Please refer to the [[MacBuild Laptop Checklist]] for build instructions.

−	[[Category:Macintosh]]	+	[[Category:Macintosh Archive]]

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 ==Laptop Build Checklist==
 Please refer to the [[MacBuild Laptop Checklist]] for build instructions.
 [[Category:Macintosh]]

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	==What we build==		==What we build==
−	~~We presently work on iBook G4s, PowerBook G4s Aluminums, and all Intel models. The specs we build the most common models to are as follows:~~
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−	~~==Minimum Specs==~~
	We only build out Intel systems. All PPC systems are subject to the as-is process.		We only build out Intel systems. All PPC systems are subject to the as-is process.

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 ==Minimum Specs==
-{{MacBuild_Minimum_Laptop_Specs}}
+We only build out Intel systems. All PPC systems are subject to the as-is process.
 ==What we don't build==

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 ==What we build==
-We presently work on translucent white iBook G3s and better, PowerBook G4s and better, and any newer models that come in.  The specs we build the most common models to are as follows:
+We presently work on iBook G4s, PowerBook G4s Aluminums, and all Intel models.  The specs we build the most common models to are as follows:
 ==Minimum Specs==

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 # Harvesting
 # Evaluation
 # Build
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 ===Evaluation===
 The Evaluation process involves sorting through the incoming stack of Apple laptops and determining whether or not they should be built or have parts pulled from them.  The [[MacBuild_Laptop_Eval|Evaluation flowchart]] documents the procedure.
 ==What we build==

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	When there is no need for additional parts, only the HD, RAM, and AirPort card should be removed, and all screws and adapters removed from the HD should be taped to the inside of the HD cavity in the laptop.		When there is no need for additional parts, only the HD, RAM, and AirPort card should be removed, and all screws and adapters removed from the HD should be taped to the inside of the HD cavity in the laptop.
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−	~~When there is a need for additional parts, this harvesting process should be followed:~~
−
−	~~<graphviz>~~
−	~~digraph harvest {~~
−
−	~~node [fontname="Helvetica", fontsize="11"]~~
−	~~edge [fontname="Helvetica"]~~
−
−	~~parts [label="Does it have a PARTS label?"]~~
−	~~incoming [label="Put it in Apple\n laptop incoming" shape=box style=bold]~~
−	~~nogood [label="Is the NO GOOD checkbox checked?"]~~
−	~~harvest [label="Harvest all parts checked\n on the PARTS label" shape=box]~~
−	~~harvestdead [label="Harvest the HD,\n optical drive, and keyboard" shape=box]~~
−	~~crackeddis [label="Is the display visibly\n cracked or damaged?"]~~
−	~~harvestdis [label="Harvest the display assembly" shape=box]~~
−	~~uedsticker [label="Does it (or did it) have an 'Uncovered\n Electronic Device' sticker on it?"]~~
−	~~ced [label="Place the remainder in the\n Oregon eCycles bin\n under the workbench" shape=box style=bold]~~
−	~~nonced [label="Remove all batteries, and\n place the remainder in the\n 'Uncovered Electronic Device' bin\n under the workbench" shape=box style=bold]~~
−
−	~~parts -> nogood [label="Yes"]~~
−	~~parts -> incoming [label="No"]~~
−	~~nogood -> harvestdead [label="Yes"]~~
−	~~nogood -> harvest [label="No"]~~
−	~~harvestdead -> crackeddis~~
−	~~crackeddis -> harvestdis [label="No"]~~
−	~~crackeddis -> uedsticker [label="Yes"]~~
−	~~harvest -> uedsticker~~
−	~~harvestdis -> uedsticker~~
−	~~uedsticker -> ced [label="No"]~~
−	~~uedsticker -> nonced [label="Yes"]~~
−
−	}
−	~~</graphviz>~~

	===Evaluation===		===Evaluation===

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 ==As-Is Procedure==
-Before running a system through the as-is process, look at [http://wiki.freegeek.org/index.php?title=MacBuild_Desktop_Build&action=submit#What_we_don.27t_build what we don't build] to make sure it should be tested through the as-is process.  If you are uncertain, please ask an instructor.
+Before running a system through the as-is process, look at [http://wiki.freegeek.org/index.php?title=MacBuild_Laptop_Build&action=submit#What_we_don.27t_build what we don't build] to make sure it should be tested through the as-is process.  If you are uncertain, please ask an instructor.
-# Install a tested battery
+# Fill all RAM slots with RAM
 # Boot the system into OS X:
 #* Connect the OS X 10.4 FireWire HDD to the system
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 # Eject the CD
 # Power the system down and remove components
-#* If it is a standard desktop system, remove the HDD and leave only 256 MB of tested RAM in the system
+#* Leave only 256 MB of RAM in the system
 # Fill out the appropriate information on an As-Is sticker and attach it to the system
 # Take it to the store
 ==Wiping HDs in laptops==