Not in this few days. See my posting later today.
Pascal de Bruijn wrote:
Well there be a tarball like the ISO, soon?
Regards,
Pascal de Bruijn
On Mon, 2006-07-17 at 15:57 +0800, Kim-man 'Punky' TSE wrote:
No, not the same. But you may check, the kernel may support it.
Pascal de Bruijn
Hi all,
After the WorldCup and the completion of my part time project and
studies, I now put my effort back to 0.3 development. In these few
days, something will happen to voyage unstable repository and the
existing voyage-current.tar.gz as I will promote the current/unstable
to Debian
Punky,
Are you effectively freezing the 0.2 repository, ie. no updating to the
madwifi-ng package or kernel?
Thx,
Edwin
Kim-man 'Punky' TSE wrote:
Hi all,
After the WorldCup and the completion of my part time project and
studies, I now put my effort back to 0.3 development. In these few
One possible solution is:
Two radios in your WRAP, one 5GHz for the backhaul (Master or Managed)
and one 2.4GHz for the local AP. Don't know if you have the
radios/antennas for an 11 mi 5GHz link. Another option is to look into
the new 900MHz radios for your backhaul.
Also, while not
Hi,
One possible solution is:
Two radios in your WRAP, one 5GHz for the backhaul (Master or Managed)
and one 2.4GHz for the local AP. Don't know if you have the
radios/antennas for an 11 mi 5GHz link. Another option is to look into
the new 900MHz radios for your backhaul.
That is what
Hi,
One possible solution is:
Two radios in your WRAP, one 5GHz for the backhaul (Master or Managed)
and one 2.4GHz for the local AP. Don't know if you have the
radios/antennas for an 11 mi 5GHz link. Another option is to look into
the new 900MHz radios for your backhaul.
That is what I
Punky maybe you should switch the default namesevers in the
/ro/etc/resolv.conf to an open DNS server. My I suggest OpenDNS,
http://www.opendns.com/. I have started using them about a month ago and
they are great. They seem to get requests faster than most ISP DNS
severs do and best of all
On 7/17/06, Kim-man 'Punky' TSE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
After the WorldCup and the completion of my part time project and
studies, I now put my effort back to 0.3 development. In these few
days, something will happen to voyage unstable repository and the
existing voyage-current.tar.gz
On 7/17/06, Andrew Niemantsverdriet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One possible solution is:
Two radios in your WRAP, one 5GHz for the backhaul (Master or Managed)
and one 2.4GHz for the local AP. Don't know if you have the
radios/antennas for an 11 mi 5GHz link. Another option is to look
