Difference between revisions of "Budget Reorganization"
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digraph BUILDPATH { | digraph BUILDPATH { | ||
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missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?", fontsize="11"] | missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?", fontsize="11"] | ||
highend [label="Marked as HIGH END?\n(Celeron, P-III, P4, Athlon, Duron)", fontsize="11"] | highend [label="Marked as HIGH END?\n(Celeron, P-III, P4, Athlon, Duron)", fontsize="11"] | ||
| − | lowend [label="Marked as LOW END?\n(Pentium, Pentium Pro, | + | lowend [label="Marked as LOW END?\n(Pentium, Pentium Pro,\n486, 386, 286, 80/86\nMade for Windows 95 or 98)", fontsize="11"] |
diskless [label="DISKLESS TERMINAL?\n(Compaq Deskpro,\nHP Vectra, Dell Optiplex)", fontsize="11"] | diskless [label="DISKLESS TERMINAL?\n(Compaq Deskpro,\nHP Vectra, Dell Optiplex)", fontsize="11"] | ||
damaged [label="Missing sides?\nor Other major damage?", fontsize="11"] | damaged [label="Missing sides?\nor Other major damage?", fontsize="11"] | ||
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incoming [label="Put on \nINCOMING\npile", fontsize="11"] | incoming [label="Put on \nINCOMING\npile", fontsize="11"] | ||
disklessshelf [label="Put on\nDISKLESS SHELF", fontsize="11"] | disklessshelf [label="Put on\nDISKLESS SHELF", fontsize="11"] | ||
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start -> missingmobo | start -> missingmobo | ||
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} | } | ||
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| + | The idea of this chart is to safely bypass the ever-bottlenecked INCOMING pile in system evaluation. If you don't know how to identify the terms on this page, please learn to before attempting this job. In general this job should be done by trained system evaluation instructors and staff. | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 1 November 2005
<graphvizr>
digraph BUILDPATH {
size = "7, 10"
start [label="START HERE", fontsize="11", shape="box"]
missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?", fontsize="11"] highend [label="Marked as HIGH END?\n(Celeron, P-III, P4, Athlon, Duron)", fontsize="11"] lowend [label="Marked as LOW END?\n(Pentium, Pentium Pro,\n486, 386, 286, 80/86\nMade for Windows 95 or 98)", fontsize="11"] diskless [label="DISKLESS TERMINAL?\n(Compaq Deskpro,\nHP Vectra, Dell Optiplex)", fontsize="11"] damaged [label="Missing sides?\nor Other major damage?", fontsize="11"] fast [label="Speed marked\nABOVE 500 MHz?", fontsize="11"]
waiting [label="Put on\nWAITING FOR EVAL 2\npile", fontsize="11"] reject [label="Put on\nREJECT\npile", fontsize="11"] incoming [label="Put on \nINCOMING\npile", fontsize="11"] disklessshelf [label="Put on\nDISKLESS SHELF", fontsize="11"]
start -> missingmobo missingmobo -> reject [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] missingmobo -> highend [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"] highend -> waiting [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] highend -> lowend [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"] lowend -> incoming [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] lowend -> diskless [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"] diskless -> disklessshelf [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] diskless -> damaged [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"] damaged -> reject [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] damaged -> fast [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"] fast -> waiting [taillabel="YES", fontsize="11"] fast -> incoming [taillabel="NO", fontsize="11"]
}
</graphvizr> The idea of this chart is to safely bypass the ever-bottlenecked INCOMING pile in system evaluation. If you don't know how to identify the terms on this page, please learn to before attempting this job. In general this job should be done by trained system evaluation instructors and staff.