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On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Victor Ben Moshe wrote:

> Hello all , I am trying to remove myself from your mailing list but
> without any success
> Can you please help me , I attached the failure notice
>
>
> Thanks
> Victor
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Orr Dunkelman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 12:15 PM
> To: guy keren
> Cc: Haifa linux club
> Subject: [Haifux] Re: The OS course lecture - how was it?
>
>
> > as i understand, the lectuer already took place. yet, i didn't hear
> > anything about it (perhaps i missed that?). can you send a summary to
> > the list? i am refering to the lecture you gave twice in the intro to
> > operating systems course in the technion about 2 weeks back.
> >
> > thanks,
>
> Well, I'll start by pointing out that the lecture was ready mostly
> becuase your help and comments. So thanks to all who helped me with the
> lecture.
>
>
> The first lecture took place on 14:30 (Monday), and after several
> technical problems (like not being able to show the slides), we started
> the lecture.
>
> The lecture contained about 20 minutes of telling what Linux and Open
> source is. not too many asked questions in this part, and most of them
> just seemed shocked that I took the liberty to luagh a little bit about
> the lecturer ("Anyone ever wrote a device driver?", the lecturer was the
> only one who raised his hand, and well ... I couldn't resist the
> temptation of "And see what he became...").
>
> Afterwards the technical stuff has started and the inavoidable question
> was asked - "Will it be in the exam". the answer btw, is YES. It took
> them some time to understand that there are 3 different lilo's (my
> mistake, I should have presented them as I did later on wed. that there
> are lilo(1), lilo(2), lilo(3)). but all in all they understood the basic
> concepts of the bootstrapping process.
>
> At the end I had some more time to talk about the haifux, and invited
> them to join us in our pursuit of Linux.
>
> I've spoken later with someone I know which was in the audience and she
> said that all she remembers from the lecture is the Linux part (which is
> fine by me personally, but not by the course's people), but she has to
> download the slides and learn this too.
>
> Wendsday lecture was on 8:30 (I'll never give any serious lecture at
> that hour! I swear). People were so tired, they let me finish the
> material in half the time, so I had some spare time to speak about INIT
> a little bit, and even about fork().
>
> The main problem with both lectures was that I assumed that they had
> some knowledge which they hadn't possesed at all: What disk geometry is,
> how the interrupt vector can be hijacked (apperantly, I was to replace
> the tutorial which teaches that), and more stuff.
>
> All in all:
> It was nice. needs better slides. Should have practiced in front of you
> guys before the rela lecture.
>
> Orr.
>
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