Here a bunch of slides useful when you will have to organize a kickoff-project-meeting: http://www.maxwideman.com/issacons4/iac1442/sld001.htm

Simply, an useful overview about what You have to plan and check before sitting round at the table with your colleagues / customer: in my experience, it has revealed to be so useful, in outlining major arguments prior real action planning, no matter whether the topic it's about a  problem or just an information sharing one.

Meetings they can end up being a loss of time if they are not going to establishing tasks, pinpointing metrics, or verifying any present state of art; or even worst, they can become a mess whence You made wrong attendees participation requirement.

Read more, those slides will help You and Your Team to be focused and could be a good cue, to enforce the strenght  between different participants.

Today I am writing here to describe a very useful tweak to help you get the max out of your ARM box.

My tipical setup is composed of a bunch of NSLU2, famous LINKSYS product, coupled to a very efficient raid-5 sotrage box known as "YELLOWMACHINE". Those boxes are really outperforming, running debian from sarge to lenny, 24/7, silent, and lowest-power consumption compared to classic solutions based on ATX PCs.

The sole main noticeable issue is their sluggish transfer speed. But I figured out how to get rid of this, reaching a ZEN in ARM computing. Keep reading.