[Opensource] Moodle Server Specs
Jack Matthews
jack_m_matthews at hotmail.com
Mon May 26 22:18:31 EST 2008
Hi
I do not have access to a server and it will remain that way for the near future. The only way around this issue is to use my USB laptop drive. A linux server would be nice but right now I literally have no harware to install it on. The existing XP computer is simply one of the class computers. As I understand VMware will cost money and I'm not sure running VMware off a USB would do the trick. I am not allowed to install anything on the computers because they are used for TEFOL testing and the people here are paranoid about it.
-Jack Matthews
> Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 20:14:05 +1000
> From: pia at waughpartners.com.au
> To: opensource at edulists.com.au
> Subject: Re: [Opensource] Moodle Server Specs
>
> Hi Jack,
>
> <quote who="Jack Matthews">
>
> > 2. Will running off a USB drive severely harm performance. (Is is
> > possible to 25 students to complete a quiz from a Server running from a
> > USB laptop drive?)
>
> Why don't you just run it under a vmware instance with Ubuntu which gets
> around the "connections" issue. In fact, why don't you just install edubuntu
> which already is completely set up to do exactly what you are trying to
> achieve :)
>
> http://edubuntu.org/
>
> Cheers,
> Pia
>
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