On Wed, 2009-12-09 at 20:34 -0800, Russell Senior wrote:
> > "Tim" == Tim Wescott writes:
>
> Tim> I've got about a 50 foot run between a Cantenna on the outside of
> Tim> a metal building and a router in my house; it's quite reliable
> Tim> except during heavy rains when I sometimes have to
On Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:21:32 -0800
Rich Shepard wrote:
>Before I initialize the dirvish backups I'd appreciate feedback on
> /etc/dirvish.conf and default.conf.
>
> /etc/dirvish.conf:
>
> bank:
> /media/hd0/current
>
> image-default: %Y%m%d-%H%M
> log: bzip2
> index: bzip2
>
> exclu
> "Tim" == Tim Wescott writes:
Tim> I've got about a 50 foot run between a Cantenna on the outside of
Tim> a metal building and a router in my house; it's quite reliable
Tim> except during heavy rains when I sometimes have to go around
Tim> resetting things to get the network up and running a
Tim Wescott wrote:
> Wireless = radio, radios are frequency sensitive devices, and
> frequencies shift with temperature.
>
> Is 15 F a problem? I dunno. That's what testing is for -- do you think
> your router was tested at 15F?
>
> someone wrote:
>
>> Is 15 degrees fahrenheit too cold for t
Michael Robinson wrote:
> Some more info:
>
> 1: It is roughly 71 feet from the sidewalk pad in front of the
> pump house to the cantenna hanging on the side of the next
> building.
>
> 2: It is about 10' from the edge of the pad to where the linksys
> router is at. Figure 15' to be
Wireless = radio, radios are frequency sensitive devices, and
frequencies shift with temperature.
Is 15 F a problem? I dunno. That's what testing is for -- do you think
your router was tested at 15F?
someone wrote:
> Is 15 degrees fahrenheit too cold for the typical linux router built using a
Michael Robinson wrote:
> 4: It appears that the RealTek card on the Linux side likes to
> disassociate itself from the AP.
Do you mean at the RF layer? If so, consider Wifi is subject to the
brightest light problem. Meaning if there's a stronger signal on the
same channel the card will drop
Some more info:
1: It is roughly 71 feet from the sidewalk pad in front of the
pump house to the cantenna hanging on the side of the next
building.
2: It is about 10' from the edge of the pad to where the linksys
router is at. Figure 15' to be safe.
3: The straight line from AP t
> 1. For those of you w. memberships.
> How do you feel about LF efforts?
> Do you feel like your money is being put to good use?
> Do you make good use of the membership benies?
I justified my membership with the fact that I'm planning on buying a
laptop soon, and the membership discounts for HP,
Hey Scott, thanks for the pointer. i got completely fed up w/RhythmBox
pegging my cpu and locking up (perhaps due to the size of my library).
Installed Exaile from their deb repo, and was up & running with my music
lirary, streaming readio, and podcast subscriptions in under 30 min. Sweet!
the
Before I initialize the dirvish backups I'd appreciate feedback on
/etc/dirvish.conf and default.conf.
/etc/dirvish.conf:
bank:
/media/hd0/current
image-default: %Y%m%d-%H%M
log: bzip2
index: bzip2
exclude:
/etc/mtab
.kde/share/cache/*
.mozilla/firefox/*.defau
> "Scott" == Scott Garman writes:
Scott> Hello, A few folks are getting together tomorrow evening in NE
Scott> Portland to discuss embedded Linux development. More are
Scott> welcome!
Scott> We'll be meeting at 6:30pm on Thursday, 12/10 at the Staccato
Scott> Gelato on 232 NE 28th Ave:
Scot
On Wed, Dec 09, 2009 at 08:39:34AM -0800, Scott Garman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A few folks are getting together tomorrow evening in NE Portland to
> discuss embedded Linux development. More are welcome!
Thanks, Scott! That's great to hear!
If y'all decide to have any more meetings and/or start a m
I'm considering joining, especially now since they're offering a get
one, give one offer. Where if you join, you can give a free membership
to a student. By a quick look at the benies it seems like you get quite
a bit for supporting a good org.
I have a few questions.
1. For those of you w. me
Hello,
A few folks are getting together tomorrow evening in NE Portland to
discuss embedded Linux development. More are welcome!
We'll be meeting at 6:30pm on Thursday, 12/10 at the Staccato Gelato on
232 NE 28th Ave:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=232+NE+28th+Ave,
> "drew" == drew wymore writes:
drew> [...] My money would be on the realtek card and kernel module
drew> combo. Signal strength with an AP depends on several factors
drew> including RF interference for whatever devices sit nearby, does
drew> it go through walls etc. I believe the upper limit
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