Hi all,

This is my first post to the list. I'm hoping to be able to make it along to
this upcoming meeting so I thought I might chime in here. I've played around
with Linux for a few years, though never seriously. Now I'm looking to blow away
my win2k machine and replace it with Slackware. I've done this before and
haven't had *too* many problems, but now I have a Saturn Cable internet
connection so will need to get that up and running as well as some sort of firewall.
I was wondering if this is the sort of thing I could get some help with if I
somehow managed to get my perscom to the meeting?

Cheers
Tony

> 
> Matt and members,
>       The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 2nd October in the Sydenham
> hall. ( 
> http://christchurch.lug.net.nz/ ) The idea is to have a problems
> workshop. 
> I suggest that anyone with a machine that needs looking at, should email
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and we can make a list of expected machines,
> for 
> this meeting. I think we could probably only have about eight machines
> in 
> the hall. Participants bringing their linux boxes/ems will be required
> to 
> bring all thier relavent PC stuff including monitors mouse and keyboard
> etc. 
> A mains multi box and possible extension cord would also be advantages.
> 
> Nick Elder
> ( I unfortunetly will be away from my PC for the rest of today)
>       
> 
> On Wednesday 25 September 2002 1:09 pm, Matt Agnew wrote:
> > There was talk at the last meeting of a troubleshooting session for
> the
> > next meeting - is this still on, and is there a signup sheet? I've
> > installed Mandrake alongside Win2k and Win98 and can't get into the
> > Linux partition.
> >
> > Alternatively, is someone willing to come to my house and help me in
> > exchange for free beer? This would be ideal as my monitor won't fit
> in
> > my car (Hillman Imp).
> >
> > BTW - I'm a newbie here, both in Linux and in residency (since July).
> > So far I love Chch but y'all talk funny and drive on the wrong side
> of
> > the road (yeah, I'm a Yank). I see there is at least one more
> > recovering American on the list...
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Matt
>  

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