[opensolaris-summit] Parking, biking, and Friday setup

Jesse Silver Jesse.Silver at Sun.COM
Sat Oct 6 23:34:02 PDT 2007


Stuart, you beat me too it :)

A welcome email is coming tomorrow; it will include directions, shuttle 
and parking information, weather/clothing info etc...

Santa Cruz is certainly a bicycle friendly city and I will include info 
on that as well.

With regards to the server equipment, our plan has changed slightly, 
though we still need help setting up.

We are now shipping Ultra 40's and 45's, instead of the M5000 and other 
racked boxes to provide more flexibility in what we do with the 
computers. This way, we can set up private networks, move them between 
rooms or set them all up in the same room, etc... I've set up a meeting 
with the computing director at the UCSC school of engineering for 
Tuesday. An email with more info on this is coming on Monday.

Thanks all,
Jesse

Stuart Kreitman wrote:
> FYI the ucsc campus is BIG, folks better start getting their 
> bearings:  http://maps.ucsc.edu/cmbaskin.html
>
> A brief perusal of  
> http://www2.ucsc.edu/taps/pages/weekend_parking.html says that parking is
> free on saturday/sunday, but I know that parking is onerous on 
> weekdays, so perhaps Jesse can
> verify this and tell us the recommended parking arrangements (Core 
> west? campus shuttle?)
>
> I'm toying with bicycle commuting, but its a big climb up from sea level.
>
> Jesse:  Please fill us in on your needs for help setting up Friday. I 
> hadn't planned on staying
> over Friday night, only Saturday.
>
> Regards,
>
> Stuart Kreitman


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