More info available on the wiki at:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Ejabberd_Configuration#Patches
On 3/11/09, Bryan Berry br...@olenepal.org wrote:
Here are some notes from a short IRC conversation I had w/ Rob Mcqueen,
the lead developer of Telepathy
transcript of conversation on #sugar
bemasc:
Rangan,
I remember the Linksys routers used to drop connection, as soon as 33-34
clients were logged in, and as Bryan
mentioned we got much better perfomance with the readily available
Taiwanese brand
of APs. With a Linksys 25 odd clients works just fine though with heavy
traffic.
With the
I believe most AP's are plug n play on the XS, we'd tested quite a few
including the Active Antenna's that OLPC used to ship earlier, which worked
fine in AP/Bridged/Managed mode, though used to crash every once in a while
and required a reboot. The interface labelling as Sameer pointed out was a
On 3/9/09, Marten Vijn i...@martenvijn.nl wrote:
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 17:51 +, Dev Mohanty wrote:
You could also use the APs in repeater mode with the same SSID, if you're
planning to use more then one AP.
no that is no very handy if want some performance, a repeater eats
Bryan I assume, this is in reference with the deployment planned at the
new schools, and guess am more then familiar with admin workload and
power limitations you
happen to mention in Nepal.
Hence was wondering if you've looked into the option of using more then one
XS, installed at the same
Hi Xavier,
You could also look up the archive at
http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/networking/ Guess hasn't been very
active lately, but then
has plenty of info and reference to the wiki. Should get you started and
help you with most of your queries.
Cheers,
Dev
On 3/8/09, Xavier Ziemba
Would be interesting to know more on Uruguay's Debian based XS.. any links?
Besides, if I remember correctly, I guess Tony Pearson was also part of
that team or maybe not. I have mixed feelings about the current XS
builds, guess I'd have preferred the XS being a lot more efficient and
to run
