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On Mon, Mar 31, 2003 at 05:38:53PM -0500, Porkchop wrote:
> Abacadabra.
> We have "LT125" for the whole day. I'd recommend doing the event from=20
> noonish until 5ish.
Excellent!
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> MCCS can provide blank CDs I'm sure...I'll have my laptop to burn=20
> images (as will a few others I'm sure)...unfortunately, your MAC=20
> address needs to be explicitly authenticated to be on the network so=20
> noone not from marist will be able to download anything.
Any chance we can set up a NAT to let people get out, or is that a violation
of local security policy? (Don't want to get anyone in trouble)
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> We also have tables, chairs, power cables...MIGHT be able to get a=20
> lil food... any opinions on that?
I think if everyone coming to the event to help out brings either a 2=20
Liter drink, or a bag of snacks, we could have enough for everyone.
> It would be helpful to have a cart, however I'm afraid we cannot=20
> supply that. Anyone got something?
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> Attendes should bring:
> Their computer
Definitely.
> Their monitor (with tech specs if possible -- synch rates, etc...)
> Keyboard, mouse, power cords, etc.
Can we get some of these in common to share for the event? It would be nice
if people could just bring in their tower. I think I can scrounge up a
couple of 15" monitors to bring to the event, plus some PS2 keyboard/mice,
though if there were some we could get access to on campus, that would be
even nicer.
> Other things they would like to get working.
> Linux install discs if they have them (or we'll sell burns for $1 per?)
Sounds reasonable. We should probably have the latest Red Hat & Mandrake=
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ISOs ready for people (plus whatever else folks want to make available). My
tendancy is to recomend Mandrake to folks that are really new at this, and
don't have a preference for anything else, as it tends to be the best
initial user experience.
-Sean
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