<strong>Your Name: Dana Lutenegger
</strong><strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/10/21
<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> <strong>Wed, Fri
Total hours for week: <span>6
</span>The School: <em>Fermi Elementary</em></strong><em>
</em><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general
<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>

On Wednesday, things were pretty quiet.  I got one of the laptops onto Fermi's wireless network, which was pretty easy.  After that, I went up to the lab to start sorting through all of the miscellaneous computer parts up there for what to keep and what not to keep.  I decided that we should get rid of the 5100 computers that have no RAM or otherwise don't work.  My rationale is that we have a limited amount of RAM, and a limited amount of time, so we should use it to fix up the 5200D's and 5500s, which will actually be decently fast once they work.  The 5100s are just never going to be very good.

On Friday, I began testing monitors and keyboards.  I put all of the non-working ones on the trash pile, so we are now up to 25 trash items by my count.  I also got a disc out of the drive of one of Ms. Burress-Gaines' computers in 103.  I had to basically break the drive to do it, but it already wasn't working well anyway.