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Rfs at 22:18, 14 March 2009

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Random Drives

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Random Trash

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Prebuild Upkeep

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Prebuild Upkeep

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No more /howto/

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	See [[System Evaluation Instructions]]		See [[System Evaluation Instructions]]

−	[[Category:~~Structure]]~~	+	[[Category:Old Prebuild]]
−	~~[[Category:Programs]]~~
−	~~[[Category:~~Prebuild]]

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 * [[CD ROM Drive Sorting]]
 * [[Hard Drive Sorting]]
-* [[Drive_Identification]]
+* [[Drive Identification]]
 ==Teaching Prebuild==

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 * [[CD ROM Drive Sorting]]
 * [[Hard Drive Sorting]]
 ==Teaching Prebuild==

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 *Attempt to match parts up with cases missing parts in eval
 *Bring orphaned case parts to recycling
 ====Random Trash====
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 There is a common byproduct of the work done in Eval. This byproduct is lots of '''Random Trash'''.
 When '''Random Trash''' piles up, eval becomes a place that is confusing and not fun to work in.
-Please help rid Eval of this problem and pick up anything that does not contribute to the area and put it in its proper place ( depending on the item, this may be '''The Trash''')
+Please help rid Eval of this problem and pick up anything that does not contribute to the area and put it in its proper place ( depending on the item, this may be '''The Trash''').  Items that are left in System Evaluation may be needed to rebuild the system and should be taken to Parts.  Items that are need to be recycled are placed in a recycle system on the cart.
 ===Card and Motherboard sorting upkeep===

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 There are many "weird drives" that tend to pile up in Eval, from zip drives to tape drives.
 What can be done with them?
-Most of them are junk. It is best to show the lot to the Reuse Coordinator and to the Sales Coordinator. What they don't want, recycle.
+Most of them are junk. It is best to show the lot to the Re-use Coordinator and to the Sales Coordinator. What they don't want, recycle.
 ====Power Supplies====

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 This mess step can be averted, however, by a diligent pre-build instructor.
-Pre-build maintenence falls onto the shoulders of the pre-build instructor (Reuse on the schedule).
+Pre-build maintenance falls onto the shoulders of the pre-build instructor (Reuse on the schedule).
 Once volunteers are set up and moving ahead in their areas, a diligent pre-build instructor can begin the process of the shuttling of parts, and the process of cleaning. This step actually serves '''two''' purposes.

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 A major part of the prebuild process is the mining of systems.  A byproduct of this is a big mess (and a lot of parts).
-Once parts come out of systems they get put in their seperate designated places.
+Once parts come out of systems they get put in their separate designated places.
 Once the designated places fill up, a big mess ensues.
 This mess step can be averted, however, by a diligent pre-build instructor.

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 Prebuild is composed of these parts:
-* Card and Motherboard Sorting (Here's the [http://web.freegeek.org/howto/sorting/index.html HowTo])
+* [[Card Sorting]] and [[Motherboard Sorting]]
 * [[System Evaluation]] I and II
-* [[Advanced Testing]] (The HowTo for all component testing can be found [http://web.freegeek.org/howto/testing/index.html here])
+* [[Advanced Testing]]
 * [[Advanced Card Sorting]]
 * [[Power Supply Sorting]]