On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 02:02:51 -1000
Tom Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What does LPI mean?
http://www.lpi.org/
Michael Bishop wrote:
So for at least the next month I won't be hosting anything at McKinley.
Once I am more effective in my everyday issues, then I will be back to
hosting classes and activities. One of the classes I am looking forward
to is a structured LPI class that I hope to start next month
On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 22:56 -1000, Vince Hoang wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 01, 2005 at 10:09:11AM -1000, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
> > I will remove the demo from McKinley this week but as far as
> > LUAU is concerned
>
> Unless Michael wants it removed, I would keep it at McKinley.
I allowed Wayne
Thanks for the info, Jim. For my own use, the additional accessory is
OK. But for demo purposes, it is probably much preferable to find
something as simple as possible. (BTW, does it take up one of the
either PCI or AGP slot?)
The AMAstore you mentioned seems to be a nice store.
jim wro
I'm running a Shuttle SS51g. It too does not come with a parallel
port,but does have an
odd ball miniture header on the mainboard.I looked everywhere and found
that the
cable is available at -AMAstore- on line, manufactured by Shuttle and
priced reasonably. I think with shipping it was $14
Haw
I have not forgotten about the Demo Linux PC. The problem is, after I
got all the kinks out of the demo ShuttleX PC (SK41G), I realized it
does not have a parallel port. A USB-Parallel converter cost $59.99 at
CompUSA, and is not guaranteed to work. This pretty much kills the idea
of using t
Michael-
Just got a message from VIA. They will assign an engineer to work with
me (apparently they are taking this matter quite seriously). Thus, I
will wait until I hear from them.
Cheers!
Wayne
Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am happy to hear you found a solution
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Subject: [luau] Demo Linux Desktop PC
As I mentioned previously, I had some problems with the VIA KM266
driver. From a reply that I just received from Via, it appears that
this problem is quite solvable (see attached).
The problem is, I don&
As I mentioned previously, I had some problems with the VIA KM266
driver. From a reply that I just received from Via, it appears that
this problem is quite solvable (see attached).
The problem is, I don't have time to do it. Thus, I am thinking about
bring the demo to McKinley and we will tr
--- MonMotha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > While Moore's law is now largely irrelevant with
> respect to CPU speed,
> > it is gaining respect regarding flash memories.
> And we may see 512 MB
> > or more flash cards becoming norm in the near
> future. Being to able to
> > be contained in a fl
While Moore's law is now largely irrelevant with respect to CPU speed,
it is gaining respect regarding flash memories. And we may see 512 MB
or more flash cards becoming norm in the near future. Being to able to
be contained in a flash card, complete with applications, is something
Linux can
Thanks for the discussions. I am very encouraged by the interest.
Perhaps there is some background info I need to supply:
Although I have not tried yet, the ShuttleX Linux demo PC that I am
talking about allows booting from a USB port (basically Linux will treat
it as a SCSI port). Thus, if
Vince Hoang wrote:
On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 04:45:59PM -0500, MonMotha wrote:
The biggest problem you'll have is getting some of your
favorite software in. 256MB is pretty generous for this, but
GNOME/KDE, Mozilla, OpenOffice, etc. are all VERY large. If
you're willing to stick to things like Ph
On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 04:45:59PM -0500, MonMotha wrote:
> The biggest problem you'll have is getting some of your
> favorite software in. 256MB is pretty generous for this, but
> GNOME/KDE, Mozilla, OpenOffice, etc. are all VERY large. If
> you're willing to stick to things like Phoenix/Firebird,
TB wrote:
whether it is possible to squeeze a
modified, but almost full-featured, RH distro into a
256 MB flash
disk.
256 is pretty tight. lnx-bbc is around 50 MB on a
bizcard cd, but it has no gui, mostly just rescue
tools. I guess you could build on that. What sort of
demo?
I doubt RH
> whether it is possible to squeeze a
> modified, but almost full-featured, RH distro into a
256 MB flash
> disk.
256 is pretty tight. lnx-bbc is around 50 MB on a
bizcard cd, but it has no gui, mostly just rescue
tools. I guess you could build on that. What sort of
demo?
I doubt RH is the plac
Just realized that I did not indicate my name in my message. This and
the parent message were from W. Wayne Liauh.
This message was originally intended for Michael, but I thought the
community as a whole would benefit from it.
As I mentioned earlier, I will be working with Michael to set up a demo
Linux PC at McKinley. Our original thought was, due to McKinley's
unique student mix, it would be beneficial
> I'm afraid CompUSA wouldn't do that again unless we can guarantee a
much> larger turnout.
We have 15 solid contacts and 3 people
definitely are signing up for Linux Plus. They are just deciding on which
method of payment they will use to pay for the classes.
Those were the same three g
If people get this message before Demo Day, please bring any burned
distributions you may already have (Mandrake 9, Red Hat 8, etc.). I
forgot to ask the group earlier.
Thanks,
Warren
Dan,
What time can we arrive at CompUSA to begin setup? I'd like to have
setup begin earlier... perhaps 4pm if possible. Please let me know what
time will work.
Also could you please set your Outlook Express to post in plain text
rather than HTML. You can do so easily by adding
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I hope I havent missed anything for
the demo. The name badges (Brian) are the same as business card
size. The projectors are ready for me to check out tomarrow
morning.
I will also ask for a small size blue/white aloha
polo. The will be ready to place the equipment in tomarrow night at
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 21:20, linuxdan wrote:
>
> I will be bringing the shirts down Saturday night.
Please get one size small if possible, the rest I think will be fine XL.
>
> I just received a voicemail from Chris Gillespie at RedHat and he
> wished us luck Sunday. Said they would be more sup
I hung the banner and handed out over two hundred
more flyers downtown.
I sent several faxes to local radio and TV stations
so let me know if you hear anything about the demo.
The banners are up tonight and if you happen to be
driving by CompUSA let me know if its visible enough.
Three
Im picking up the shirts for the team to wear at
Demo day on Wednesday morning here locally. They are 100%
cotton
Polo shirts and Royal blue in color. I may
not have time to have the MPLUG embrodered on the shirts but I will try. I
think someone in Chinatown may be able to do it. I thoug
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