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  • Earnest Berry
    Aug 24, 2007
    2 comments
    Getting Drupal to Run on a USB Stick

    One Solution and Why It Didn’t Work for Us
    For the past month I’ve been working with Development Seed to get a fully functional Drupal website up and running on a usb drive for a project we’re working on with the American Institute of Architects’ Communities by Design initiative. And after a...
  • Tim Cullen
    Aug 15, 2007
    6 comments
    Google Analytics on a USB Stick with Drupal

    How To Get Detailed Metrics for Drupal Site Running on USB Drives
    We recently put a disaster relief kit in the form of a Drupal website on a usb drive for the American Institute of Architects’ Communities by Design initiative (for details, see here, here, and here). As development proceeded, we got to discussing...
  • Tim Cullen
    Aug 6, 2007
    Database Backups for Drupal on a Stick

    How We Got Back Ups and Restores Working in an On a Stick Environment
    As we talked about here and here, we recently built a dynamic disaster relief kit in the form of a Drupal website on a usb thumb drive for the American Institute of Architects’ Communities by Design initiative. Users are able to add and edit content...
  • Jeff Miccolis
    Aug 3, 2007
    14 comments
    Getting a Web Server to Run on a USB Drive

    Focusing on Functionality and Compatibility
    Recently we put a disaster preparedness kit that acted as a Drupal website on a usb thumb drive for the American Institute of Architects’ Communities by Design Initiative. This meant getting the entire Apache+php+MySQL stack running from the usb...
  • Eric Gundersen
    Aug 2, 2007
    9 comments
    Disaster Assistance on a USB Stick, Powered by Drupal

    Making Preparedness Information More Accessible
    Yesterday we handed off the beta version of the new Disaster Assistance component Kit that we built for the American Institute of Architects’ Communities by Design Initiative. The kit is a fully functional disaster preparedness curriculum that...