Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 12650
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3/12    A day or so ago, the motd was full of talk about donations to
        the csua and questions about what the current state of csua hw
        is and what we're planning on doing about it. First off, we'll
        take any cash donations people want to give us; I'm going to
        bring up the paypal idea at the next meeting. As far as
        hardware donations, we'll take anything in working condition
        thats better then what we have now (not a tall order as our
        worst machines are currently dual PPro 200s); this includes
        the 50 gig SCSI raid 5 that was offered. Currently, we're in
        need of video cards (two have failed in the past two weeks);
        if you have any old ones lying around that work without much
        effort under linux, send em our way! We do have a backup
        system for soda that is basically the same as what scotsman
        described thats almost "in production" (we're still working
        out a few bugs with the software that takes snapshots). At
        some point I'll try to get the person working on that to write
        up a technical description for our out of date website. With
        respect to Soda's disk, tom is right but gm's point re the age
        of disk is what we're most concerned about. We're also lacking
        numbers on what performance we can expect for various
        solutions; if anyone has them for a load like soda, please let
        me know. Finally I do read motd and hang out/monitor wall, but
        if you really have something you want to say to
        root/vp/politburo, send mail. As for donations, please send mail
        to donations before sending anything. Thanks, erikk - current VP
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