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== Development Milestones: == | == Development Milestones: == | ||
Virtual environment selection: QEMU | Virtual environment selection: QEMU | ||
| − | Host Configuration: | + | |
| − | Guest Configuration: | + | Host Configuration:10% |
| − | Installer design and development: | + | |
| − | User documentation: | + | Guest Configuration:33% |
| − | Testing and User Acceptance: | + | |
| + | Installer design and development:2% | ||
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| + | User documentation:5% | ||
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| + | Testing and User Acceptance:0% | ||
== Development Steps == | == Development Steps == | ||
Revision as of 06:01, 27 January 2007
Project Goal
Create a plug and play VistA virtual appliance to support training and demonstration activities.
Development Milestones:
Virtual environment selection: QEMU
Host Configuration:10%
Guest Configuration:33%
Installer design and development:2%
User documentation:5%
Testing and User Acceptance:0%
Development Steps
Host architecture
- Resource directory
- Guest launch scripting
- Client connection configuration
Guest architecture
- Guest loading scripting
Development Resources
QEMU installation files
- Windows
- Linux
QEMU Acclerator
Detailed release notes and VA VistA Demo Toaster 20060926 - [1]
Draft Project Team:
Chris Uyehara
Drew Einhorn
Kevin Toppenburg
LD 'Gus' Landis
Nancy Anthracite
Peter Bodtke
KS Bhaskar
