System Evaluation - Revision history

Rfs: Redirecting to Prebuild

2009-03-14T22:53:59Z

Redirecting to Prebuild

Gambitnut: changed chart names and job descriptions

2008-11-23T08:35:50Z

changed chart names and job descriptions

Matteo: updated

2008-04-21T23:47:42Z

updated

Rfs: /* Server Systems */

2007-08-10T21:07:21Z

Server Systems

Shawn: link to sys eval instructions page

2006-04-12T00:28:23Z

link to sys eval instructions page

Halfasspete at 03:04, 18 January 2006

2006-01-18T03:04:40Z

Shawn at 01:02, 18 November 2005

2005-11-18T01:02:09Z

192.168.254.89 at 00:59, 5 March 2005

2005-03-05T00:59:22Z

192.168.3.37 at 00:22, 12 February 2005

2005-02-12T00:22:58Z

192.168.3.37 at 00:17, 12 February 2005

2005-02-12T00:17:17Z

New page

When systems come in to Free Geek, they are entered into the database, given an ID number and sent back to evaluation where volunteers prefrom triage on them, deciding which we want to keep and which will get recycled. Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried.

Soon, we'll be also checking for server type systems in eval. here's an initial criteria of what we are looking for:

; Systems with SCSI hard drives
: For this purpose, we can ignore 50 pin SCSI hard drives.

; Systems in rack mountable cases
: These should stand out.

; Systems with dual processor capability
: They don't need two processors -- just slots or sockets for two (or more processors). "Either/or" system (i.e. a system with a slot and a 3 digit ZIF socket) do not count. We are only looking for ZIF Socket 8s, 3 digit ZIF sockets, and slot based systems -- that is, those capable of taking Pentium Pros (at least for now), Pentium-IIs, and above.

; Systems on a standard list of models.
:* HP Net Servers
:* Dell Edge Servers
:* Compaq Proliant Servers

For now, we'll be looking for these types of systems in Eval 1. If we find one, use the following procedure:

* Make certain they are labeled.
* Ask an Eval instructor to record them on the Keeper tally sheet.
* Write 'SERVER' on the label.
* Take to the [[White Hole]].

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−	The System Evaluation area is just after basic intake. Its like a wide hospital hallway, with 2 colors of pant and every thing. One side is where systems to be recycled are mined for parts to test and reuse, and the other side is where you incoming systems are evaluated.
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−	~~==The Task==~~
−	~~Systems arrive in Evaluation after they have been donated to Free Geek.~~
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−	~~Volunteers in the~~ [[~~Build]] program then determine which systems should be kept and which recycled. This step is documented at [[System Evaluation Visual Triage]] and [[System Evaluation Final Triage]].~~
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−	~~Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried. This process is often referred to as "Mining".~~
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−	~~Instructions for all the steps in System Evaluation can be found on the [[System Evaluation Instructions]] page.~~
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−	~~[[Category:~~Prebuild]]
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 ==The Place==
-The System Evaluation area is just after basic intake. Its like a wide hospital hallway, with 2 colors of pant and every thing. one side is where incoming systems go, and the other side is where you evaluate them.
+The System Evaluation area is just after basic intake. Its like a wide hospital hallway, with 2 colors of pant and every thing. One side is where systems to be recycled are mined for parts to test and reuse, and the other side is where you incoming systems are evaluated.
 ==The Task==
 Systems arrive in Evaluation after they have been donated to Free Geek.
-Volunteers in the [[Build]] program then determine which systems should be kept and which recycled. This step is documented at [[System Evaluation 1 Triage]] and [[System Evaluation 2 Triage]].
+Volunteers in the [[Build]] program then determine which systems should be kept and which recycled. This step is documented at [[System Evaluation Visual Triage]] and [[System Evaluation Final Triage]].
 Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried. This process is often referred to as "Mining".

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 ==The Place==
-The System Evaluation area is at the back of the building, to the right of the [[Build Workshop]] as you come in the front door. (If you were to enter through [[Receiving]] and walk all the way back, taking a brief jog to the right at the [[Sorting Room]], System Evaluation is where you'd end up.)
+The System Evaluation area is just after basic intake. Its like a wide hospital hallway, with 2 colors of pant and every thing. one side is where incoming systems go, and the other side is where you evaluate them.
 ==The Task==
-Systems arrive in Evaluation after they have been donated to Free Geek, entered into the database, and given an ID number.
+Systems arrive in Evaluation after they have been donated to Free Geek.
 Volunteers in the [[Build]] program then determine which systems should be kept and which recycled. This step is documented at [[System Evaluation 1 Triage]] and [[System Evaluation 2 Triage]].
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 Instructions for all the steps in System Evaluation can be found on the [[System Evaluation Instructions]] page.
 [[Category:Prebuild]]
 [[Category:Places]]

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 Volunteers in the [[Build]] program then determine which systems should be kept and which recycled. This step is documented at [[System Evaluation 1 Triage]] and [[System Evaluation 2 Triage]].
-Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried. This process is often referred to as "Mining."
+Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried. This process is often referred to as "Mining".
 ===Server Systems===
-[[Server Evaluation Triage]] is performed on servers. Those that pass are sent to the [[White Hole]] for further processing.
+[[Server Evaluation Triage]] is performed on servers in the [[White Hole]].
 (The text that was previously here has been moved to the [[Talk:Server Evaluation Triage]] page.)

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	Note: The server volunteers in the white hole will reject some of these systems. They may return them with '''Rejected from Build''' stickers on them. These systems should be processed as normal (that is, recycle them in Eval 1 -- don't send them back to the white hole.)		Note: The server volunteers in the white hole will reject some of these systems. They may return them with '''Rejected from Build''' stickers on them. These systems should be processed as normal (that is, recycle them in Eval 1 -- don't send them back to the white hole.)
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 ==Basic Info==
-When systems come in to Free Geek, they are entered into the database, given an ID number and sent back to evaluation where volunteers prefrom triage on them, deciding which we want to keep and which will get recycled. Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried.
+When systems come in to Free Geek, they are entered into the database, given an ID number and sent back to evaluation where volunteers perform triage on them, deciding which we want to keep and which will get recycled. Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried.
 ==Server Systems==

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 When systems come in to Free Geek, they are entered into the database, given an ID number and sent back to evaluation where volunteers prefrom triage on them, deciding which we want to keep and which will get recycled. Evaluation is also where we pull components out of the systems so the components can be tested and inventoried.
 Soon, we'll be also checking for server type systems in eval. here's an initial criteria of what we are looking for:
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 * Write 'SERVER' on the label.
 * Take to the [[White Hole]].