==Description==
Setting up the builders isn't hard once the hub has been properly configured and certifications have been correctly created. We used one actual ARM machine and nine virtual machines to familiarize the steps involved in getting builders to work with a Koji Hub.The final goal is to make an Koji farm dedicated to building ARM packages for Fedora since the architecure is getting more and more popular everyday. Creating this farm will help with the Fedora Project Community development.
* Posters '''must be created using one of the templates below''' in PowerPoint or Impress format (these are the standard formats printers request):
** [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/~chris.tyler/cdot-presentation-20091/cdot-poster-template-20091.odp Impress (ODP) format]
** [http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/~chris.tyler/cdot-presentation-20091/cdot-poster-template-20091.ppt PowerPoint (PPT) format]
* '''Your poster is meant to be viewed, not read like a printed sheet'''. Design it to be read from a distance of 2 m, to capture the reader's attention, and to convey a basic understanding of your project in 90 seconds or less. Remember that while you may use the poster to explain your project, it will also be viewed when you are not standing in front of it, and it must be self-explaining.
* The page size is 35"x48" with a 1" unprintable area around the outside edge
* Design your poster to be read from a distance of 2 metres.
* Use these text sizes and styles:
** 18 point text for small print such as references/links.
** 24 point for the body text.
** 48 point '''bold''' text for section headlines.
** 96 point '''bold''' text for the poster title.
** 96 point ''italic'' text for the poster author name(s).
* '''Incorporate at least two diagrams, screenshots, photos, or drawings'''. These should be bold, colourful, high-resolution, and not contain small print. Lines in diagrams should be a minimum of 1 mm thick, text should be equal to or greater than 18 point text. The width plus height of each diagram added together must be at least 40 cm / 16" (for most diagrams, the smallest dimension -- width or height -- should be at least 20 cm / 8").
* Include the following information on your poster: