Michail, Chris,
This afternoon I captured some traffic while Chris was running tests
for Peru. The test setup consisted on ~25 laptops associated to a
WRT54 access point. When the laptops were on, associated and (not
sure about this) idle, we observed a high volume of wireless traffic.
The
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 6:31 PM, Sayamindu Dasgupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK - Summer of Code does not support non code related projects.
You are right - but the related GHOP does. We could get a lot of
mileage out of that.
cheers,
m
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On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 3:12 AM, John Gilmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, so if my activity needs it's preferences before it can display
anything to the user, potential future lazy loading of the data-store
(to try and speed up general activity start-up time) is going to leave
folks
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 6:01 PM, Martin Langhoff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 6:31 PM, Sayamindu Dasgupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK - Summer of Code does not support non code related projects.
You are right - but the related GHOP does. We could get a lot of
mileage
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/ship.2/build657/
-AcousticMeasure-6.xo
-Analyze-4.xo
-Calculate-13.xo
-Etoys-71.xo
-Journal-72.xo
-Log-5.xo
-Measure-14.xo
-Memorize-21.xo
-NewsReader-21.xo
-Pippy-10.xo
-Read-35.xo
-TamTamEdit-44.xo
-TamTamJam-44.xo
-TamTamMini-43.xo
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/ship.2/build658/
+Journal-72.xo
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* #4909 Add Resume method to the DBus service. (marco)
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Hello,
we're currently here at the Linux days in Chemnitz, Germany and as
always the XOs are receiving a lot of attention. Interestingly we've
also been asked about the „show me the code“ functionality a couple of
times already. Now I'd like to know what the current status of that
feature
I added to this page DrGeo enhancements needed to make it fully
operable within the XO machine.
Hilaire
2008/2/29, Shankar Pokharel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a wiki page (specific to SoC 2008) which can be used to build
up a list of ideas ?
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Summer_of_Code/2008
On Mar 1, 2008, at 9:12 , Christoph Derndorfer wrote:
Hello,
we're currently here at the Linux days in Chemnitz, Germany and as
always the XOs are receiving a lot of attention. Interestingly we've
also been asked about the „show me the code“ functionality a couple of
times already. Now I'd
Just to add that:
- The access point Javier mentions is the one I bought yesterday (Linksys
WRT54G)
- Most of this traffic is retransmission (3606):
(wlan.fc.ds == 3 and wlan.sa[0-2] == 00:17:C4 and wlan.ta[4-5] == ce:6e)
(wlan.fc.retry == 1)
- It is also interesting to detect other wds peers
(last version was incomplete):
Just to add that:
- The access point Javier mentions is the one I bought yesterday (Linksys
WRT54G)
- Most of this traffic is retransmission (3606):
(wlan.fc.ds == 3 and wlan.sa[0-2] == 00:17:C4 and wlan.ta[4-5] == ce:6e)
(wlan.fc.retry == 1)
- It is also
Hi,
AFAIK the only activities supporting the view-source key currently
are Chat (which opens its source code in Pippy), Browse (showing the
HTML source code) and Etoys (showing a menu giving access to code
browsers and other tools).
Pippy supports view source too (and opens
On Mar 1, 2008, at 18:38 , Chris Ball wrote:
Hi,
AFAIK the only activities supporting the view-source key currently
are Chat (which opens its source code in Pippy), Browse (showing the
HTML source code) and Etoys (showing a menu giving access to code
browsers and other tools).
Pippy
Kim, Michail,
The conclusion to all of this is that we should not use WRT54G in
deployments, regardless of whether mesh is used or not (in fact, if we
*only* use mesh we don't have this problem as the AP ignores mesh
multicast traffic now). The WRT54G will forward multicast traffic to
all other
I have associated and run successfully web and collaboration sessions
between groups of 5 machines with 40 XOs on a WRT54GS running DD-WRT
M.
Kim Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
03/01/2008 02:20 PM
To
Javier Cardona [EMAIL PROTECTED], Kim Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Javier Cardona wrote:
Kim, Michail,
The conclusion to all of this is that we should not use WRT54G in
deployments, regardless of whether mesh is used or not (in fact, if we
*only* use mesh we don't have this problem as the AP ignores mesh
multicast traffic now). The WRT54G will forward
I found extreme slowness issues with the Read activity on this document:
http://vpri.org/pdf/steps_TR-2007-008.pdf
The document will render but it is 'prohibitively slow' as one commenter
put it.
Another commenter mentioned this bug report about evince:
Bert Freudenberg wrote:
On Mar 1, 2008, at 21:16 , karl wrote:
I found extreme slowness issues with the Read activity on this
document:
http://vpri.org/pdf/steps_TR-2007-008.pdf
The document will render but it is 'prohibitively slow' as one
commenter
put it.
Another commenter
I was told that 17 laptops were associated on Friday, w. lots of
bandwidth
left over.
Question 1: What is lots of bandwidth ? CSMC networks don't work
well
past around 50 - 60% of available bandwidth...
Question 2: Did this bandwidth measurement include the relayed WDS
frames ?
wad
1. Learning learning: Darah Tappitake and David Cavallo are preparing
for March Learning Workshop with confirmed participations from
Thailand, Mali, and the Committee for Democracy in Information
Technology.
2. Lima: The Peru deployment continues to progress. 40K laptops
arrived in Lima this week
I implemented the save/load feature of Speak without fully
understanding the other options. Now that I've seen the recent
discussion about data vs instance vs the journal I think it would make
more sense to have Speak save its state in a different way.
On the other hand, the new frame
John,
On 3/1/08, John Watlington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was told that 17 laptops were associated on Friday, w. lots of
bandwidth left over.
Question 1: What is lots of bandwidth ? CSMC networks don't work
well past around 50 - 60% of available bandwidth...
What I recall is 50%
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