--- "Richards Jr, Edward C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>       Dayum! And your wife must be a saint.....Get well
> soon and if you need some help, give a shout. 

Thanks, appreciate that.
 
>       Early and smoke tests are my motto when I am the
> dude that has to be in front of everyone. I'll run
> through it over the weekend as well. When you know
> who that other person is going to be, I would
> suggest that he/she and I get together over the
> weekend and let him/her take my machine just to
> guarantee that it gets there even if I don't. The
> construction schedule for this substation calls for
> testing of all of the protective relays starting on
> Monday, so I may get tagged. Yes, my test machine is
> well suited for these kinds of things and it can be
> made available at anytime for such. Since I
> installed a drive bay in my main machine too, I
> seldom turn the test machine on anymore unless I am
> also doing something on the main box and don't want
> to shut it down. Is the plan to have everyone bring
> in their machines and actually do an "InstallFest"
> on the users machines using Mepis,

No "InstallFest" planned, though people who bring
their machines weren't going to be ignored.

> or were you
> planning on just showing how to do it?

Yup.

Do you have
> any kind of a lesson plan for the meeti!
> ng?

No, unfortunately. I was going to let the Mepis
install procedure drive the presentation. I was
planning to spend a lot of time explaining how the
partitioning tools works and how to install both on an
empty hard drive and a drive with another OS on it
(Windoze), as well as how to recover (boot the Windoze
CD, run 'fdisk /mbr' or similar).

>  Were you planning on showing how to use the
> second Mepis CD and using apt-get, Synaptic, and/or
> Kpackage? 

No, unless we had lots of free time left over. I was
thinking of having future classes/meetings that cover
those topics in more detail.

> If you can't get someone to back me up, I
> should be 100% available the following Monday.

Will Hill offered to back you up. It is possible to
reschedule but frowned upon by the CCCC. It is up to
you and Will at this point. I'm going to be out of
action for two months minimum.

> We
> are scheduled to bring this substation on line on
> Thursday, March 18th and bring the plant back up the
> same day so, baring any unforeseen problems, I
> should be back to my regular schedule the following
> week. 

Good luck!


=====
John Hebert
Official BRLUG Linux Curmudgeon
Open Source Ankle Biter

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