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* [[User:Bruno]] - I figured I would mostly be doing grunt work and/or testing. | * [[User:Bruno]] - I figured I would mostly be doing grunt work and/or testing. | ||
** I have Asterisk running at home (on F11) and hence have a safe place to do simple development and testing without impacting the main test environment. | ** I have Asterisk running at home (on F11) and hence have a safe place to do simple development and testing without impacting the main test environment. | ||
*** I have decided to gamble | *** I have decided to gamble and update this machine to F12 in order to possibly get working 3d video (without proprietary drivers) which will be helpful for testing some games. I'll at least get asterisk working again, but dahdi is a risk because of the kernel change. | ||
** I have a data T1 with a /27 allocation of IP addresses, of which over half aren't currently being used, so I might be able to some kinds of remote network testing that others can't. | ** I have a data T1 with a /27 allocation of IP addresses, of which over half aren't currently being used, so I might be able to some kinds of remote network testing that others can't. | ||
** I have a couple of headsets with mics and can use twinkle to do some testing. | ** I have a couple of headsets with mics and can use twinkle to do some testing. | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 7 October 2009
- User:Bruno - I figured I would mostly be doing grunt work and/or testing.
- I have Asterisk running at home (on F11) and hence have a safe place to do simple development and testing without impacting the main test environment.
- I have decided to gamble and update this machine to F12 in order to possibly get working 3d video (without proprietary drivers) which will be helpful for testing some games. I'll at least get asterisk working again, but dahdi is a risk because of the kernel change.
- I have a data T1 with a /27 allocation of IP addresses, of which over half aren't currently being used, so I might be able to some kinds of remote network testing that others can't.
- I have a couple of headsets with mics and can use twinkle to do some testing.
- I currently have 2 older, but reasonable (2 core i686 Xeons), machines that are running F12 with little customization. I might need one before the test day, but I could let at least one get rebuilt specifically for the test day if there is a desire for that.
- I do NOT have any real SIP phones.
- I should be available essentially all day Friday and Saturday and Sunday morning.
- I have Asterisk running at home (on F11) and hence have a safe place to do simple development and testing without impacting the main test environment.