[MLB-WIRELESS] Workshop...

[Jason Hecker]

Well, seeing as APs should be Linux based for the easiest mode of security 
and flexibility (Windows just won't cut it, methinks) how about some of you 
Linux heads out there get together and make a Melbwireless distribution of 
LRP or Smoothwall (preferably) with all the things in it ready to go to get 
APs up and running?  Something that will run well on an old P90 with a 
100MB HD at most.

I would be willing to dispense advise and help for a day at the workshop on 
making the helical antenna.

jASON

At 03:48 PM 14/01/2002 +1100, you wrote:
>Now that is the spirit!  Great suggestion Simon.
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>I for one would be at an antenna or Linux-AP workshop with bells on.  Put 
>together a list of required parts, pick a venue (chip-in for power and/or 
>hall hire) and lets get together.  It can even be train the trainer type 
>of event, once I know what I m doing I would happily run a workshop in 
>Geelong to show the locals that don t want to travel to Melbourne or the 
>next wave of wireless take-ups.
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>Andy.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Simon Hall [mailto:simonh at auschar.com.au]
>Sent: Monday, 14 January 2002 1:26 PM
>To: melbwireless at melbwireless.dyndns.org
>Subject: RE: [MLB-WIRELESS] Getting up and going and Hold off on buying 
>wireless equipment for a few months!
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>Now that's the spirit...Come on and lets get out there and ask about.
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>I will be keeping a look out for any APs that might be useful.
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>So when and where is the first workshop for
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>1) Building Antennas
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>2) Buiding an AP with Linux
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>Simon
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