[Imc-tech] Jacks and the library computer

[Zachary C. Miller]

I'm happy to have all that tech storage stuff moved to my garage (and
consolidated with the piles of computer junk of my own). Next spring
we will be having an IMC benefitting garage sale and I'll sell what I
can and bring the rest to the computer recycling center.

All I need is someone with a car to help bring it all to my place. 

Clint Popetz wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 05:23:32PM -0500, knutson ellen marlene wrote:
> > I just thought I would let the tech folks know that I've connect Jack 10A
> > to the hub. In order to do this I unhooked Jack 3B. Which I couldn't
> > figure out wheter it went to, and their was no link light on the hub so I
> > thought it was safe. If jack 3B needs to be hooked up, I would like a
> > suggestion of what could be unhooked so the library computer in back can
> > be functional.
> 
> The best thing to do when unhooking a jack at the patch panel is to
> see if anything is plugged into that corresponding jack.  But of
> course, to do that, you need to know where 3B is :)  I'll look next
> time I'm there.  (I usually just walk around until I find them.  If
> anyone has a list, please let me know.)
> 
> > Also right now the library workspace feels very closterphobic because it
> > also doubles as the storage space, and right now there are an awful lot of
> > computers back there. Can any of the equiptment back there be gotten rid
> > of?
> 
> AFAIAC, we should get rid of all of it except the parts-in-boxes on
> the metal shelf.  The Macs never got used even when I had them hooked
> up.  Most of that stuff is junk.
> 
> 				-Clint
> 
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