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From: Stephen Chou <schou@cs.columbia.edu>
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Subject: group and machine assignment for the individual project
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Here are the group assignment for the individual project. You can
access one of the vmware image directory on a CLIC lab machine.  If
your name is not in the list, you probably don't have a CS account.

acct	 Name	      group #
aml61	Albert Lai	3
sdj18	Scott D'Aquila	4
ecy3	Edward Yau	5
hz64	Hua Zhong	6
jg253	Jean-Denis Greze 7
jk451			8
jms128	Jonathan Schachter	9
johan	Johan Andersen	10
ktn10	Kanan Naik	11
mgs21	Mike Shiraldi	12
nek8	Nord Kidwell	13
nn80	Naomi Novik	14
ocl3	Can Leonard	15
pd119	Paolo De Dios	16
phk9			17
sjs87	Sara Schumacher	18
sub1	Solomon Bien	19
png3	Philip Gross	20
jjp32	Janak Parekh	21
cvaill	Chriss Vaill	22
czen	Chen Zhou	23
mlm46	Matthew Miller	24
sauce	Alex Shender	25
ajs248			26
weasel	Vijay Prabhakar	27
hzheng	Haoqiang Zheng	29
jeanluc	John Grogan	32
rr629	Raghav Ramesh	41

and here's the list of machines, and the groups they contain:

jerusalem	01	24
bucharest	02	26
warsaw		04	28
copenhagen	05	29
ottawa		07	31
brussels	08	32
athens		09	33
vienna		10	34
paris		11	06
lisbon		12	36
lima		13	37
canberra	14	38
delhi		15	39
helsinki	16	40
dhaka		17	41
seoul		18	42
cairo		19	43
beirut		20	44
pretoria	21	45
ankara		22	30
damascus	23	35
minsk		25	50
brasilia	03	27

Follow the instruction on
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~w4118/ta-page/vmware-help.html to bring up
Linux under vmware. Your vmware directory will either be /vmware1 or
/vmware2. I noticed that linux.cfg in /vmware1 is not configure correctly. 
its disk image and log file names are pointing to /vmware2. You may want to
double check your linux.cfg before continue.  Good luck

Let me know if there is any problem. 

Stephen