We're a bit lacking in hardware at the moment. I've gone through my setup, given it a bit of a polish, and made the following available to the outside world:
* pavo1 - a BeagelBoard clone with a hard disk, suitable for running long jobs * pavo2 - a BragleBoard clone * orion - an Atom N450 based netbook * scorpius - an AMD Phenom based machine, useful as a distcc host
Please contact me if you'd like access. Both pavo1 and orion are suitable for running long jobs on. More details are available at https://wiki.linaro.org/WorkingGroups/ToolChain/Hardware.
These will shift into the data centre in the future but it's nice to have them available now.
-- Michael
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010, Michael Hope wrote:
Hmm we had a private hardware page at https://wiki.linaro.org/Internal/Hardware
Perhaps we can revisit the privacy of the latter, or perhaps we should split absolutely private stuff out; but having two pages with the same info sounds bad
Michael, I think what you did is very important. I'd like to share my Beagle Board as well. It has USB HDD and USB Ethernet and I can make it accessible 24/7.
Perhaps we can somehow share the procedure to "enrol" a device in a Linaro-accessible developer network so that everyone else who wants to join us can benefit from the instructions.
I would also like to propose a security method where (in some magic/launchpadlib way) all users who belong to a certain Launchpad team would gain access to the devices. What do you think?
Regards Zygmunt
It would be nice. In the future we'll have a good chunk of hardware in the data centre that anyone can access but it's important to have reliable access now. I had a five second look at doing automatic account creation off Launchpad/OpenID groups but didn't see anything.
We're a small group so doing it case-by-case may be fine.
-- Michael
2010/7/27 Zygmunt Bazyli Krynicki zygmunt.krynicki@linaro.org:
Michael, I think what you did is very important. I'd like to share my Beagle Board as well. It has USB HDD and USB Ethernet and I can make it accessible 24/7.
Perhaps we can somehow share the procedure to "enrol" a device in a Linaro-accessible developer network so that everyone else who wants to join us can benefit from the instructions.
I would also like to propose a security method where (in some magic/launchpadlib way) all users who belong to a certain Launchpad team would gain access to the devices. What do you think?
Regards Zygmunt
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010, Michael Hope wrote:
It would be nice. In the future we'll have a good chunk of hardware in the data centre that anyone can access but it's important to have reliable access now. I had a five second look at doing automatic account creation off Launchpad/OpenID groups but didn't see anything.
ssh-import-id will pull SSH keys from Launchpad; I think with some adduser --disable-password + launchpadlib logic to grab real names and team members it should be enough.
Perhaps Canonical IS has this too
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