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• There would be no experimental data on that computer's hard disk since that data would instead be in each researcher's home directory (again, on CCMR's file share). This was confirmed by Barry, per Oliver's conversation with Barry earlier in the week.
• We confirmed that the source code was available in CCMR's file share. There are currently no plans to reinstall that code on another system.

Therefore:

• Removed , removed original goal, "Get application on Skeeve (itself called Skeeve?) to run on contemporary, supported OS and hardware (ex. 64-bit)." New goal added, "Dispose of Skeeve without destroying unique data."
• Removed original Strategies:
  • Short-term: Port to virtual machine (VM). Either with old OS or new OS, but either way, 32-bit.
  • Long-term: Convert via contemporary compiler to contemporary, supported OS and hardware (64-bit).
  • Option 1: CIT's VM service.
  • Allow for "any old OS" (maintained by whom?), or only offering containers with OSes maintained by them?

4/3/13 (Wed): Removed Skeeve from power.

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