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| * Set the boot order so that the hard drive is first * Set ''Onboard Network Interface Controller'' to ''Enable with PXE'' * Enable ''Remote Wake Up'' (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior) * Disable ''Low Power Mode'' (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior) |
* Set the boot order so that the hard drive is first * Set ''Onboard Network Interface Controller'' to ''Enable with PXE'' * Enable ''Remote Wake Up'' (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior) * Disable ''Low Power Mode'' (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior) |
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| * Use velcro to fasten power and data cords to the legs of the cart (use other carts as an example of this) * Nothing should drag on the floor when the cart is disconnected and moved * All USB cables should be attached to the back of the computer. In the case of USB floppy drives, these can be attached on the back of the monitor because of the very short cord |
* Use velcro to fasten power and data cords to the legs of the cart (use other carts as an example of this) * Nothing should drag on the floor when the cart is disconnected and moved * All USB cables should be attached to the back of the computer. In the case of USB floppy drives, these can be attached on the back of the monitor because of the very short cord |
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| * Put a {{{fxz<room-number><N>}}}<<FootNote(In this document, I'm loosely using [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backus%E2%80%93Naur_Form|BNF]] to describe naming conventions of things whose names follow a pattern.)>> (e.g. ''fxz33105'') label on the upper-right of the monitor and on the (unused) floppy cover of the tower case * Computer number 1 (the ''N'' above) should be the one closest to the printer, where needed, proceed in ascending order counter-clockwise around the room (as seen from above) * [[Computer IP Addresses]] based on computer name |
* Put a {{{fxz<room-number><N>}}}<<FootNote(In this document, I'm loosely using [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backus%E2%80%93Naur_Form|BNF]] to describe naming conventions of things whose names follow a pattern.)>> (e.g. ''fxz33105'') label on the upper-right of the monitor and on the (unused) floppy cover of the tower case * Computer number 1 (the ''N'' above) should be the one closest to the printer, where needed, proceed in ascending order counter-clockwise around the room (as seen from above) * [[Computer IP Addresses]] based on computer name |
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| ||||<style="text-align:center">'''Third Floor''' ||||<style="text-align:center">'''Fourth Floor''' || ||<rowstyle="border-bottom:2px solid">'''Room''' ||'''Lab''' ||'''Room''' ||'''Lab''' || ||3119 ||407 ||4121 ||625 || ||3124 ||109 ||4128 ||623 || || || ||4336 ||307 || |
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| |||| '''Third Floor''' |||| '''Fourth Floor''' || ||<rowstyle="border-bottom: 2px solid"> '''Room''' || '''Lab''' || '''Room''' || '''Lab''' || || 3119 || 407 || 4121 || 625 || || 3124 || 109 || 4128 || 623 || || || || 4336 || 307 || |
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| ||||<style="text-align:center">'''Third Floor''' ||||<style="text-align:center">'''Fourth Floor''' || ||<rowstyle="border-bottom:2px solid">'''Room''' ||'''Lab''' ||'''Room''' ||'''Lab''' || ||3254 ||208 ||4136 ||247/248 || ||3310 ||202 ||4310 ||207 || ||3314 ||202 ||4314 ||201 || ||3320 ||104 ||4320 ||103 || ||3328 ||104 ||4328 ||103 || |
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| |||| '''Third Floor''' |||| '''Fourth Floor''' || ||<rowstyle="border-bottom: 2px solid"> '''Room''' || '''Lab''' || '''Room''' || '''Lab''' || || 3254 || 208 || 4136 || 247/248 || || 3310 || 202 || 4310 || 207 || || 3314 || 202 || 4314 || 201 || || 3320 || 104 || 4320 || 103 || || 3328 || 104 || 4328 || 103 || |
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| [[ComputerImagingBeginnerGuide | Computer Imaging Beginner Guide]] | Lab images are stored, compressed on DRBL. These are in the {{{/cephe/partimage/<imgName>}}} directory. There are usually about four or five images kept at a time. For details on the images and the imaging process, please see [[attachment:lab_imaging.pdf]]. |
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| Lab images are stored, compressed on DRBL. These are in the {{{/home/partimage/<imgName>}}} directory. There are usually about four or five images kept at a time. For details on the images and the imaging process, please see [[attachment:lab_imaging.pdf]]. Images of this type are named {{{<level>-<semester><year>-rev<n>}}} on the imaging computer, DRBL. The parts are ''level'', "adv" or "intr"; ''semester'', "fall" or "spring"; ''year'', "2010", for example; ''n'' is a revision number, used only for small changes to the same basic image. |
Images of this type are named {{{<year><semester><level>-rev<n>}}} on the imaging computer, DRBL. The parts are ''level'', "adv" or "intr"; ''semester'', "fall" or "spring"; ''year'', "2010", for example; ''n'' is a revision number, used only for small changes to the same basic image. |
Computer Configuration
These are things to check when computers are first set up or when they are moved to a new room. Make sure that these things are true before the start of each semester. If any of the points below are unclear or have problems, let ChrisWilson know.
BIOS
- Set the boot order so that the hard drive is first
Set Onboard Network Interface Controller to Enable with PXE
Enable Remote Wake Up (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior)
Disable Low Power Mode (if we want wake-on-LAN behavior)
Cables
- Use velcro to fasten power and data cords to the legs of the cart (use other carts as an example of this)
- Nothing should drag on the floor when the cart is disconnected and moved
- All USB cables should be attached to the back of the computer. In the case of USB floppy drives, these can be attached on the back of the monitor because of the very short cord
Labeling
Put a fxz<room-number><N>1 (e.g. fxz33105) label on the upper-right of the monitor and on the (unused) floppy cover of the tower case
Computer number 1 (the N above) should be the one closest to the printer, where needed, proceed in ascending order counter-clockwise around the room (as seen from above)
Computer IP Addresses based on computer name
Ancillary Information
This is background information that's not needed for checks. The information here is to provide some documentation on how the computers are configured.
The lab computers are to be kept as standard as possible. Individual software updates, patches, and software additions should be considered for all computers at once rather than ad hoc; it is usually the case that something useful in one lab will prove to be useful generally.
The following two tables show what images are to be put on what computers. This is organized by floor and room.
Advanced
Third Floor |
Fourth Floor |
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Room |
Lab |
Room |
Lab |
3119 |
407 |
4121 |
625 |
3124 |
109 |
4128 |
623 |
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4336 |
307 |
Introductory
Third Floor |
Fourth Floor |
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Room |
Lab |
Room |
Lab |
3254 |
208 |
4136 |
247/248 |
3310 |
202 |
4310 |
207 |
3314 |
202 |
4314 |
201 |
3320 |
104 |
4320 |
103 |
3328 |
104 |
4328 |
103 |
Images
Computer Imaging Beginner Guide
Lab images are stored, compressed on DRBL. These are in the /cephe/partimage/<imgName> directory. There are usually about four or five images kept at a time. For details on the images and the imaging process, please see lab_imaging.pdf.
Images of this type are named <year><semester><level>-rev<n> on the imaging computer, DRBL. The parts are level, "adv" or "intr"; semester, "fall" or "spring"; year, "2010", for example; n is a revision number, used only for small changes to the same basic image.