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On Thursday 29 March 2007 18:06, Tom Brough wrote: > Can't say I have done much this week, however I have boxed up 4 computer > system units ready for shipment to the cameroon, including flashing the > 3Com cards with the latest MBA so that they could netboot through PXE > using LTSP servers. Beats my paltry efforts Tom! How do the rules and regulations about transporting stuff affect the project? I recall hearing that the charges have increased drastically in the last month or two for air freight - someone here in Cornwall was talking on the radio about the increased costs of transporting some childrens toys to Kenya I think it was. > > Also started looking at MorphingMorphix CD which is a great idea - if I > can get it to work for the Digitopia Project (if I can get that to > project off the ground as well). > I had a play with it some time ago - but I never really got started properly. I must look at it again. I was working on a project at the time for a live cd for a specific distro - I did manage to completely bugger up a good install, but that was not MorphingMorphix' fault - it was my own "1337" (not!) skillz! > Got my boss interested in gpg after our recent problems at TC. This is > not running on a gnu/linux platform (unfortunately) but at least open > source / free software is getting its foot in the door. > > Apart from that nothing much really. > > Coding = 0 but then its not for everyone > > Tom. All sounds good to me :) Mark -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html