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| == Help Needed == | | == About the Project == |
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| * Auctions
| | We received a large hardware donation from a local Internet company and are slowly auctioning it off, with all proceeds going to the Hackspace. It started with about 15 flat screen monitors, 60 servers of varying kinds and sizes, two network switches, and upwards of 200 hard drives; and we're already receiving hardware offers from other organisations. |
| ** Robert/martind have access to the Ebay account, and TurboLister
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| ** Monitors are ready for auction, we set up two test auctions. Will do the rest on Tuesday
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| * Servers
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| ** Cataloguing server types, see ServerClassTemplate and ServerTemplate below (we may be able to do much of this today)
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| ** Matching server classes to types of rack mount rails
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| * Hard disks:
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| ** Replacing caddies for SCSI/SATA drives (not enough machines for certain kinds of caddies)
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| ** dbanning (in full progress, may take a few days. there's netboot.)
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| ** HD inventory for the auction
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| * Getting volunteers for the above
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| == Switches ==
| | Hardware gets auctioned off via our [http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/londonhackspace LondonHackspace eBay account]. |
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| * 2 x HP Procurve 2824 (J4904A) running firmware version I.10.32
| | Our work requires a combination of diverse technical skills, a lot of organisation and coordination, and eBay fu; but mostly patience, persistence, and a willingness to do basic repetitive tasks for no pay :D |
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| Current firmware version is I.10.77:
| | In return we get a warm fuzzy feeling from making a major contribution to the financial health of the London Hackspace, we gain experience in hardware diagnostics and maintenance, networking and automation systems, the psychology of online auctions, and a chance to meet enthusiasts from all walks of life. |
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| http://h10146.www1.hp.com/customercare/support/software/switches.htm#2800
| | Project members, in no particular order (please add yourselves): |
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| http://h10146.www1.hp.com/customercare/support/software/summarypages/i-j4903-c.htm
| | * Jasperw |
| | * tgreer |
| | * ... and many more volunteers helping out in countless small and big ways. |
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| 9600 8N1 for the serial
| | == Help Needed == |
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| The one that I ([[User:JasperWallace]]) am using for netbooting stuff will have 'hackspace' as every password.
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| It will be on network range 10.192.38.0/24, it will be 10.192.38.1, it has unrestricted snmp access on the public community.
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| == NetBoot Server == | |
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| '''TODO''' we should add a Ubuntu/Debian live boot disk to the boot options. The Sebian installer doesn't ship with a few essential binaries, e.g. dmidecode, lshw, etc (used to determine hardware spec)
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| It's 'C1'.
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| running debian 5.0.6
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| * eth0 - unused (single socket)
| | If you would like to help out with any of the below contact tgreer or Jasperw. Most of these tasks don't really require any particular skills, we can show you how it's done. |
| * eth1 is on the hackspace lan and is 172.31.24.164 (assumes dhcp is stable!) (right hand of double socket when viewed from the back)
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| * eth2 is on the netboot lan, 10.192.38.2 (left hand, yellow cable atm).
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| | * Be at the space for: deliveries of empty server boxes, pickup of machines by seller or courier |
| | * <strike>Assess the box of "maybe dead" hard drives (smart status, stress test etc.)</strike> |
| | * Coordinate eBay auctions |
| | ** Robert/martind/Russss have access to the Ebay account, and TurboLister |
| | * Prep more servers for auction |
| | ** Take photos |
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| * 9600 8N1 on both serial ports.
| | == Howto == |
| * password is hackspace
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| == Servers == | | === Diagnosis === |
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| === Howto ===
| | '''(This section now out of date, will be updated when netbootyboxxy is back up and running)''' |
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| All servers have been assigned a hardware class, based on their type. (Double-check when you process a machine.) That way we only have to document the basic hardware once. | | All servers have been assigned a hardware class, based on their type. (Double-check when you process a machine.) That way we only have to document the basic hardware once. |
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| # open machine, check that is has | | # open machine, check that is has |
| #* ram | | #* CPU |
| #* sata cables (some machines have had the sata cables removed) | | #* RAM |
| #* and that all (or at least some) of the drive bays connected (some machines have had there controller card removed so they won't talk to any drives!) | | #* SATA cables (some machines have had the sata cables removed) |
| | #* and that all (or at least some) of the drive bays connected (some machines have had their controller card removed so they won't talk to any drives!) |
| # if all is ok connect up the machine and boot it. | | # if all is ok connect up the machine and boot it. |
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| | Test that it all works |
| | # Run dban with drives in all slots to ensure they're connected and functional |
| | # Run a ram test (how? need to find good software) |
| | # Test all ports (VGA, USB, PS/2, Ethernet, ...) |
| | # Test the CD drive, if applicable |
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| To determine hardware spec: | | To determine hardware spec: |
| * plug in monitor & keyboard
| | # Plug in monitor & keyboard |
| * Boot up, check the BIOS diagnostics
| | # Boot up, ensure it netboots into "DISKLESS Debian" (the default option) and wait until it shows a prompt |
| * OR while dbanning: ctrl-alt-f5 to start a shell (will only show 900MB of RAM)
| | # Make a note of server ID (the label we put on each server) and MAC address (shown just above the login prompt) and put them both in the [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction#Hardware_List | Hardware List]] below |
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| And then: (See also: [http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/Understanding_proc_cpuinfo.html Understanding /proc/cpuinfo])
| | All hardware info files are automatically collected at [http://hack.rs/~martind/records/?C=M;O=D http://hack.rs/~martind/records/?C=M;O=D] (aka [http://172.31.24.164/records/?C=M;O=D http://172.31.24.164/records/?C=M;O=D]), one set of files per MAC address (this link shows newest first) |
| $ cat /proc/cpuinfo | less
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| $ cat /proc/meminfo | less
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| General hardware lister:
| | There are scripts to process the records here: |
| $ lshw | less
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| For DIMM layout (and to identify dead DIMMs), motherboard manufacturer etc:
| | http://pointless.net/hg/lfm-servers/file |
| $ dmidecode | less
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| For RAID controller info and other peripherals:
| | === NetBoot Server === |
| $ dmesg | less
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| === Server classes ===
| | '''this needs double checking''' |
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| Template: [[LfmHardwareAuction/ServerClassTemplate | ServerClassTemplate]]
| | It's 'C1'. |
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/A | A]]
| | running debian 6.0.6 |
| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/B | B]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/C | C]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/D | D]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/E | E]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/F | F]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/G | G]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/H | H]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/I | I]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/J | J]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/K | K]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/L | L]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/M | M]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/N | N]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/O | O]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/P | P]]
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| * [[LfmHardwareAuction/Q | Q]]
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| === Servers ===
| | * eth0 - unused (single socket) |
| | * eth1 is on the hackspace lan and is 172.31.24.164 (assumes dhcp is stable!) (right hand of double socket when viewed from the back) |
| | * eth2 is on the netboot lan, 10.192.38.2 (left hand, yellow cable atm). |
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| Template: [[LfmHardwareAuction/ServerTemplate|ServerTemplate]]
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| # Under review
| | * 9600 8N1 on both serial ports. |
| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/A2 | A2]]
| | * password is hackspace |
| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/B2 | B2]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/E3 | E3]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/G1 | G1]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/G2 | G2]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/G3 | G3]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J1 | J1]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J2 | J2]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J3 | J3]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J4 | J4]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J5 | J5]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J6 | J6]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/J7 | J7]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/M1 | M1]]
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| ## [[LfmHardwareAuction/M2 | M2]]
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| # Processed
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| # For sale
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| # Sold
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| # Discarded
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| === Troubleshooting ===
| | See [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/NetBootServer]] for more details |
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| * won't netboot
| | === DBAN === |
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| Check that the Option ROM's for the onboard nics are enabled, something like BIOS -> advanced options -> PCI & devices config -> and then you can enable the rooms.
| | '''Most drives are already wiped for this lot''' |
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| == Monitors ==
| | All drives need to be cleared with dban before we do anything else. [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/DBAN]]. |
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| Summary:
| | === Troubleshooting === |
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| 24 Working
| | ==== Server won't netboot ==== |
| 4 Faulty
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| 28 Total
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| All to be listed, including faulty, stated as.
| | * Check that the Option ROM's for the onboard nics are enabled, something like BIOS -> advanced options -> PCI & devices config -> and then you can enable the ROMs. (Sometimes you need to configure it for each port individually.) |
| | * If netboot works but NFS mount fails, try a different ethernet port. |
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| A flickr set has photos for each make, nine in total.
| | ==== Some drives fail/don't get detected on boot ==== |
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| Note for ebay listing, item 06 is short of a "mickey mouse" power cable, one item 01 is short of a base.
| | Remove drives until you found the faulty ones, put them in the "dead drives" box. |
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| === 01 === | | ==== Some drives fail during dban or other operation ==== |
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| '''9 Units ~ 01A, 01B, 01C, 01D, 01E, 01F, 01G, 01H, 01I''' in good condition. | | If you can't figure out how to determine the faulty one just put them all in the "dead drives" box, we will do a second pass of those drives later. |
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| '''1 unit~ 01J''' missing base
| | === Etc === |
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| Product Type: Hanns.G LCD monitors
| | Don't just throw away components that don't work; make use of them. |
| Description:
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| Model ID JC198D / HANNS.G JC198D
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| LCD display - TFT - 19"
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| 1280 x 1024
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| 250 cd/m2
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| 700:1
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| 8 ms
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| 0.294 mm
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| DVI-D, VGA
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| speakers
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| silver
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| Product page: http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/tft-monitor/hanns-g-jc198d/
| | On IRC: |
| | <pre> |
| | Olfin> Are there any plans to harvest the rare earth metal magnets from the dead drives? THey're rather useful! |
| | </pre> |
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| === 02 ===
| | Yes, and keeping the aluminium shells for melting and casting purposes would be good as well. |
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| '''2 Units ~ 02A, 02B''' in good working order.
| | == Hardware == |
| Model: DXBL-19
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| 60/50Hz 1.5A
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| Manufacturer: AOC
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| === 03 ===
| | See the archive below for stuff that's already gone. |
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| '''6 units available'''
| | === Switches === |
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| '''4 03B, 03D, 03E, 03F''' in good working order
| | * 2 x HP Procurve 2824 (J4904A) running firmware version I.10.32 |
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| '''2 03A, 03C''' faulty
| | Current firmware version is I.10.77: |
| Screen size (inches) 19
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| Panel Type (TN, IPS) TN
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| Type LCD
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| Aspect Ratio 4:3
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| Resolution 1280 X 1024
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| Brightness (cd/m2) 300
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| Contrast Ratio 5000:1
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| Response Time (ms) 2
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| Viewing Angle (°) 170
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| Color Depth (Num of Colors) 16.7M
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| Pixel Pitch (mm) 0.294 x 0.294
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| Surface Treatment AG(3H)
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| D-Sub Yes
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| DVI-D Yes
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| Product page: http://www.lg.com/uk/it-products/monitors/LG-lcd-monitor-L1953HR.jsp
| | http://h10146.www1.hp.com/customercare/support/software/switches.htm#2800 |
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| === 04 ===
| | http://h10146.www1.hp.com/customercare/support/software/summarypages/i-j4903-c.htm |
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| '''2 Units ~ 04A, 04B''' in good working order.
| | 9600 8N1 for the serial |
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| Product Description: V7 L19WA - LCD display - TFT - 19"
| | The one that I ([[User:JasperWallace]]) am using for netbooting stuff will have 'hackspace' as every password. |
| Device Type: LCD display / TFT active matrix
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| Colour: Black, silver
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| Built-in Devices: Stereo speakers
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| Dimensions (WxDxH): 46.9 cm x 19 cm x 36.9 cm
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| Weight: 4.5 kg
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| Diagonal Size: 19" - widescreen
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| Dot Pitch / Pixel Pitch: 0.285 mm
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| Max Resolution: 1440 x 900 / 60 Hz
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| Colour support: Up to 16.2 million colors
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| Response Time: 8 ms
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| Image Brightness: 300 cd/m2
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| Image Contrast Ratio: 500:1
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| Audio Output: Speaker(s) - stereo - integrated
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| Signal Input: VGA
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| Compliant Standards: TCO '03, CE, CSA, UL, TUV GS, ISO 13406-2, VESA DPMS
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| Power: AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
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| Power Consumption Operational: 43 Watt
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| Environmental Standards: ENERGY STAR Qualified
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| Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years warranty
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| Product page (Amazon): http://www.amazon.co.uk/Videoseven-L19WA-Monitor-Widescreen-Speakers/dp/B000E9Q0M4
| | It will be on network range 10.192.38.0/24, it will be 10.192.38.1, it has unrestricted snmp access on the public community. |
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| === 05 === | | === Internal drives === |
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| '''3 units'''
| | All have been dbanned already. The Hitachi HUS103073FL3800 weigh ~740g a drive. |
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| '''05A, 05C''' in good working order | | {| {{table}} |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Make''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Capacity''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Interface''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''RPM''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Initial Quantity''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Sold''' |
| | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Model''' |
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| | | Hitachi||73||SCA||10000||67||8 (of which 1 was a free replacement for a dead one)||HUS103073FL3800 |
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| | | Hitachi||36||SCA||10000||2|||| |
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| | | Seagate||35||SCA||||5||||ST336607LC |
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| | | Maxtor||35||SCA||10000||4||||Atlas 10k IV |
| | |- |
| | | Fujitsu||70||SCA||||28||||MAW3073NC |
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| '''05B''' faulty
| | === Servers === |
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| Brand Belinea
| | Moved to a google docs spreadsheet. |
| Dot Pitch 0.294 mm
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| Model 10 19 02 (Black, Silver) 19" LCD Monitor
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| Screen Resolution 1280 x 1024 pixels
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| Screen Size 19 in
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| Type Flat Panel LCD TFT (Active Matrix)
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| === 06 ===
| | (todo: insert link) |
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| '''1 unit'''
| | == Selling == |
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| '''06A''' in good working order.
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| Mickey Mouse power cable not supplied.
| | * [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/eBay]] suggestions for ebay auction improvements |
| Brand: TC0
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| Model: 900P
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| Power: AC 100-240V 50-60Hz 1.0A
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| === 07 === | | == Shipping == |
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| '''3 units'''
| | We use [https://www.parcel2go.com/ Parcel2Go] to ship stuff, and get packaging from [http://www.serverboxes.co.uk/ serverboxes.co.uk]. |
| | * 1U server: 80 x 53 x 8 cm, 20kg, £10 shipping and £4 packaging |
| | * 2U server: 80 x 53 x 12 cm, 25kg, £12 shipping and £5 packaging |
| | * 3U server: 80 x 53 x 17 cm, 30kg, £14 shipping and £7 packaging |
| | * 4U server: 80 x 53 x 21 cm, 40kg, £20 shipping and £8 packaging (hum. this has become much more expensive; checking now the minimum is TNT for £25.) |
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| '''07A, 07B, 07C''' in good working order | | Dispatching ritual: |
| Type 48cm / 19" TN colour TFT active matrix SXGA LCD
| | * Ensure that someone will be at the space on the day of pickup. |
| Contrast Ratio 1000:1 (typ.)
| | ** Typically couriers will pick stuff up between 8am..6pm, but never tell you when exactly. |
| Viewing Angles 170° horizontal, 160° vertical (at 10:1)
| | * Make sure to provide either your own '''phone number''', or the LHS one; they might call beforehand |
| 170° horizontal, 170° vertical (at 5:1)
| | * Make sure to print out both '''the postage labels ''and'' consignment note''': one to label the package, one for the courier |
| Brightness 300cd/m² (typ.)
| | * Also make sure to print & attach a few "Fragile" stickers; parcel2go couriers may treat deliveries quite badly. |
| Display Area 37.6cm horizontal x 30.1cm vertical; 48.3cm diagonal
| | ** You can use this one: [[File:Fragile.pdf | Fragile.pdf]] |
| Optimum Resolution 1280 x 1024@60Hz
| | * Make sure to store the machines to pick up in a prominent place in the entrance area, and '''add a note to members''' so that anyone would know what to do once the courier arrives. |
| Response Time 5ms (off-on-off) (typ.)
| | ** You can use this one: [[File:Courier_Note.pdf | Courier_Note.pdf]] |
| Light Source Long life, 50,000 hrs. (typ)
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| Panel Surface Anti-glare (3H)
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| Pixel Pitch 0.294mm
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| Colour Support 16.2M colours (6-bit + 2-bit FRC)
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| Pixel Clock 135MHz
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| Product page: http://www.viewsoniceurope.com/uk/products/desktop-monitors/lcd/graphic-series/vg930m.htm
| | == Archive == |
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| === 08 === | |
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| '''1 unit 08A''' in good working order
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| 19-inch Chimei A190E3-T0J LCD Monitor
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| Stylish black design
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| 19-inch TFT Active Matrix LCD display
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| 5:4 aspect ratio
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| 0.294 x 0.294 mm pixel pitch
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| 1280 x 1024 maximum resolution
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| 320 cd/m2 brightness
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| 500:1 contrast ratio
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| 8 ms response time
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| 16.2 million Color display
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| 160º horizontal viewing angle
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| 130º vertical viewing angle
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| 30 - 82 KHz horizontal scanning frequency
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| 56 - 76 Hz vertical scanning frequency
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| On Screen Display (OSD) controls
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| Hard coating, anti-glare treatment
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| 0º - 20º tilt
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| === 09 ===
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| '''1 unit 09A''' faulty
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| Description 19" Digimate L-1931 TFT
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| Brightness 250cd/m2
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| Contrast ratio 700:1
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| Dimensions 430mm (W) x 380mm (H) x 170mm (D)
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| Display colours 16.7M
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| Input signal DVI-D, VGA (D-sub 15pin)
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| Internal speakers Built-in stereo speakers
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| Osd language English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Simplified / Traditional Chinese
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| Panel size 19"TFT(Active Matrix)
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| Pixel pitch 0.294 x 0.294mm
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| Power consumption MAX 50W, Standby 3W
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| Power supply AC 100~240V 50/60Hz
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| Resolution 1280 x 1024(SXGA)
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| Response time 12ms
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| Safety standards FCC, CE, UL
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| Scan frequency H:30-80KHz V:56-75Hz
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| Viewing angle( h/v) 170 degree(H) / 170 degree(V)
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| Weight 4kg
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| Warranty 3Yr Manufacturer
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| Product page: http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Displays/Monitors/TFT+19/19%22+Digimate+L-1931+TFT+?productId=23548
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| == Monitor photos ==
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| Flickr set, with numbers to match:
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| http://www.flickr.com/photos/daniel-sikar/sets/72157625349679459/detail/
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| (Note that Flickr won't let you host your Ebay pics on their domains. Imgurl or similar will work better for auctions.)
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| == USB Drives ==
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| Total 11 NexStar 3 external 3.5" hard drive enclosure, USB 2.0 and eSATA
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| * 9 of the above boxed, with most accessories including PSU (some boxes tatty) PSU are 110-240V but have integral US 2-pin mains connector
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| * 1 of the above has no box or accessories
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| * 1 of the above has no PSU but there is a Lacie PSU with the same fitting, may be compatible.
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| * Disk capacity not fully checked. A random one taken off the pile was 750MB --[[User:Artag|Artag]] 19:19, 27 November 2010 (UTC)
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| ** I'd like one or more of these if they are available to hackspacers --[[User:Artag|Artag]] 19:20, 27 November 2010 (UTC)
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| [766917.452964] scsi 7:0:0:0: Direct-Access ST375033 0AS PQ: 0 ANSI: 2
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| [766917.453582] sd 7:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg3 type 0
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| [766917.476662] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] 1465149168 512-byte logical blocks: (750 GB/698 GiB)
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| [766917.488073] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Write Protect is off
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| [766917.488081] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Mode Sense: 38 00 00 00
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| [766917.488085] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Assuming drive cache: write through
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| [766917.505132] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Assuming drive cache: write through
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| [766917.505175] sdc: sdc1
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| [766917.560394] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Assuming drive cache: write through
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| [766917.560436] sd 7:0:0:0: [sdc] Attached SCSI disk
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| == Selling ==
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| See [[LfmHardwareAuction/Sales]]
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| People who want to buy stuff: [[LfmHardwareAuction/Purchasers]] | | * Servers: [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/Sales]] |
| | * External Drives: moved to [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/External Drives]]. |
| | * Monitors: moved to [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/Monitors]]. |
| | * People who wanted to buy stuff: [[Project:ServerHardwareAuction/Purchasers]] |
