Difference between revisions of "Free Geek in a Box"

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* [[FreekBox]]
 
* [[FreekBox]]
 
* An Application Server with a similar set of software to a FreekBox
 
* An Application Server with a similar set of software to a FreekBox
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* An image cloning server
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* A lessdisks server [[DisklessServer]]
 
* A database server using ([[FGdb]])
 
* A database server using ([[FGdb]])
 
* A hardware diagnosis server ([[FGdiag]])
 
* A hardware diagnosis server ([[FGdiag]])
* Web and mail server  
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* Web and mail and mailing lists server  
  
 
The idea is that a new Free Geek could order one of these boxes from our grants program and we would ship it, along with enough instructions to build a diskless lab, an imaging server for a build program, a database for gizmo and volunteer entry, etc. The box would come with a minimal instruction manual on paper that would get them up and running. Further documentation could live on the box if necessary. There would be links to a complete web documentation as well.
 
The idea is that a new Free Geek could order one of these boxes from our grants program and we would ship it, along with enough instructions to build a diskless lab, an imaging server for a build program, a database for gizmo and volunteer entry, etc. The box would come with a minimal instruction manual on paper that would get them up and running. Further documentation could live on the box if necessary. There would be links to a complete web documentation as well.
  
 
What else should go on such a box?
 
What else should go on such a box?

Revision as of 18:56, 15 February 2005

There is a lot involved in starting up a new Free Geek. One thing the mothership could do to make a new Free Geek start up more easily is to provide a computer pre-fitted with all the major images a new Free Geek might use, for instance:

  • FreekBox
  • An Application Server with a similar set of software to a FreekBox
  • An image cloning server
  • A lessdisks server DisklessServer
  • A database server using (FGdb)
  • A hardware diagnosis server (FGdiag)
  • Web and mail and mailing lists server

The idea is that a new Free Geek could order one of these boxes from our grants program and we would ship it, along with enough instructions to build a diskless lab, an imaging server for a build program, a database for gizmo and volunteer entry, etc. The box would come with a minimal instruction manual on paper that would get them up and running. Further documentation could live on the box if necessary. There would be links to a complete web documentation as well.

What else should go on such a box?