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   digraph BUILDPATH {
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   digraph D {
  
 
   node [fontname="Helvetica", fontsize="11"]
 
   node [fontname="Helvetica", fontsize="11"]
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   missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?"]
 
   missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?"]
  highend    [label="Marked as HIGH END?\n(Celeron, P-III, P4, Athlon, Duron)"]
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   damaged    [label="Missing sides?\nor other major damage?"]
  lowend      [label="Marked as LOW END?\n(Pentium, Pentium Pro,\n486, 386, 286, 80/86\nMade for Windows 95/8)"]
 
   damaged    [label="Missing sides?\nor Other major damage?"]
 
  fast        [label="Speed marked\n600 MHz or faster?"]
 
 
   atkeyboard  [label="AT Keyboard\nconnector?"]
 
   atkeyboard  [label="AT Keyboard\nconnector?"]
   video      [label="HD15?\n(video connector)"]
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   proprietary [label="Non-upgradeable model?\n(see list)"]
   waiting    [label="Put on\nWAITING FOR EVAL 2\npile", shape="box", style="bold"]
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   p2          [label="Marked P2 or worse?"]
   incoming   [label="Put on \nINCOMING\npile", shape="box", style="bold"]
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  low_speed  [label="Marked too slow?"]
   legacy      [label="Put on \nLEGACY\npile", shape="box", style="bold"]
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  uncovered  [label="Does it have an\nUNCOVERED ELECTRONIC DEVICE\nor an\nFG-PDX\nlabel?"]
   reject     [label="Label and put on\nREJECT\npile", shape="box", style="bold"]
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   exceptional [label="Can you see anything\nfrom the\nEXCEPTIONAL COMPONENTS\nlist?"]
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   keep        [label="KEEP IT HERE\nin Incoming Pile", shape="box", style="bold"]
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   blue        [label="This will need to\ngo through the\nBLUE CHART\n(Visual Triage)", shape="box", style="bold"]
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   yellow     [label="YELLOW\n(mining)", shape="box", style="bold"]
  
   start      -> damaged
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   start      -> atkeyboard
  
   damaged    -> reject [taillabel="YES"]
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   damaged    -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
 
   damaged    -> missingmobo [taillabel="NO"]
 
   damaged    -> missingmobo [taillabel="NO"]
  
   missingmobo -> reject [taillabel="YES"]
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   missingmobo -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
   missingmobo -> lowend [taillabel="NO"]
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   missingmobo -> keep [taillabel="NO"]
  
   highend    -> waiting [taillabel="YES"]
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   atkeyboard  -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
   highend    -> fast [taillabel="NO"]
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   atkeyboard  -> proprietary [taillabel="NO"]
  
   lowend      -> atkeyboard [taillabel="YES"]
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   proprietary -> p2 [taillabel="YES"]
   lowend      -> highend [taillabel="NO"]
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   proprietary -> damaged [taillabel="NO"]
  
   atkeyboard  -> video [taillabel="YES"]
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   p2 -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
   atkeyboard  -> incoming [taillabel="NO"]
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   p2 -> low_speed [taillabel="NO"]
  
   video      -> legacy [taillabel="YES"]
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   low_speed -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
   video      -> incoming [taillabel="NO"]
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   low_speed -> damaged [taillabel="NO"]
  
   fast        -> waiting [taillabel="YES"]
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   uncovered -> yellow      [taillabel="YES"]
   fast        -> incoming [taillabel="NO"]
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   uncovered -> exceptional  [label="NO"]
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  exceptional -> blue    [taillabel="NO"]
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  exceptional -> yellow [taillabel="YES"]
 
    
 
    
 
   }
 
   }
 
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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.
 
  
[[Category: Prebuild]]
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The idea of this chart is to determine is a system is so low end we are not interested in mining it for parts. In general this job should be done by trained system evaluation instructors and staff.
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;RED LIGHT COMPUTERS: systems are not worth mining. There parts are not worth keeping. We will just destroy the drive and send them to recycling for deconstruction.
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;GREEN LIGHT LIGHT COMPUTERS: systems are potentially worth keeping because they will likely get reused. We will mine them lightly to test their components.
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;YELLOW LIGHT LIGHT COMPUTERS: systems are in between. We will mine them for components, but we will not reuse the system as a whole.
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There will be two carts, one for '''GREEN LIGHT''' systems (bound for storage), and one for '''YELLOW LIGHT''' and '''RED LIGHT''' systems, bound for recycling.
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== Non-upgradeable ==
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Systems that are typically not upgraded are:
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* Compaq
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* White or beige Dell (black Dells are OK)
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* eMachine
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* Gateway
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* HP
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* Micron
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* Packard Bell
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* IBM PS/1 model
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* IBM PS/2 model
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Since these systems are seldom upgraded, markings on the outside usually indicate what is actually in the computer.
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[[Category: Old Prebuild]]

Latest revision as of 15:24, 14 March 2009

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 digraph D {
  node [fontname="Helvetica", fontsize="11"]
  edge [fontname="Helvetica"]
  start         [label="START HERE", shape="box"]
  missingmobo [label="Missing the\nMotherboard?"]
  damaged     [label="Missing sides?\nor other major damage?"]
  atkeyboard  [label="AT Keyboard\nconnector?"]
  proprietary [label="Non-upgradeable model?\n(see list)"]
  p2          [label="Marked P2 or worse?"]
  low_speed   [label="Marked too slow?"]
  uncovered   [label="Does it have an\nUNCOVERED ELECTRONIC DEVICE\nor an\nFG-PDX\nlabel?"]
  exceptional [label="Can you see anything\nfrom the\nEXCEPTIONAL COMPONENTS\nlist?"]
  keep        [label="KEEP IT HERE\nin Incoming Pile", shape="box", style="bold"]
  blue        [label="This will need to\ngo through the\nBLUE CHART\n(Visual Triage)", shape="box", style="bold"]
  yellow      [label="YELLOW\n(mining)", shape="box", style="bold"]
  start       -> atkeyboard
  damaged     -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
  damaged     -> missingmobo [taillabel="NO"]
  missingmobo -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
  missingmobo -> keep [taillabel="NO"]
  atkeyboard  -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
  atkeyboard  -> proprietary [taillabel="NO"]
  proprietary -> p2 [taillabel="YES"]
  proprietary -> damaged [taillabel="NO"]
  p2 -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
  p2 -> low_speed [taillabel="NO"]
  low_speed -> uncovered [taillabel="YES"]
  low_speed -> damaged [taillabel="NO"]
  uncovered -> yellow       [taillabel="YES"]
  uncovered -> exceptional  [label="NO"]
  exceptional -> blue    [taillabel="NO"]
  exceptional -> yellow [taillabel="YES"]
  
 }

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The idea of this chart is to determine is a system is so low end we are not interested in mining it for parts. In general this job should be done by trained system evaluation instructors and staff.

RED LIGHT COMPUTERS
systems are not worth mining. There parts are not worth keeping. We will just destroy the drive and send them to recycling for deconstruction.
GREEN LIGHT LIGHT COMPUTERS
systems are potentially worth keeping because they will likely get reused. We will mine them lightly to test their components.
YELLOW LIGHT LIGHT COMPUTERS
systems are in between. We will mine them for components, but we will not reuse the system as a whole.

There will be two carts, one for GREEN LIGHT systems (bound for storage), and one for YELLOW LIGHT and RED LIGHT systems, bound for recycling.

Non-upgradeable

Systems that are typically not upgraded are:

  • Compaq
  • White or beige Dell (black Dells are OK)
  • eMachine
  • Gateway
  • HP
  • Micron
  • Packard Bell
  • IBM PS/1 model
  • IBM PS/2 model

Since these systems are seldom upgraded, markings on the outside usually indicate what is actually in the computer.