On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 11:02:53 +0100 (BST) linux user stuff wrote:
On Sun 19 Aug, David Freeman wrote:
On Sat, 18 Aug 2001 12:41:29 +0100 (BST) "D.I. Redhouse" wrote:
[snip]
Possibly my least interesting experience to date was trying to
work out
why `the internet isn't working' via mobile phone whilst standing
on top
of a Bronze Age barrow somewhere in the Fens.
Have you tried using a real networking technique, if you can get a
little
bit of height and some big twigs yoy could use 1-11Mbps wireless
ethernet
to connect these up, we have had success with over 8 miles per link!
I saw this being setup at the only meet I've attended, at the UEA, but didn't manage to find out any detail. In company with another Linux user that occasionally lurks here, I attend meetings of another local computer group and this seems like it would be useful for us. If this isn't the right place for the detail, perhaps you could email me privately.
What do you want to know? I am thinking of righting something for the website on this, but I have been busy righting my first RFC "IP over Liquid Beverage Containers" of late so haven't had much time.
If you want to forward me some questions you want answered I will add them as FAQ and also answer them.
Oh and BTW it was me who did the stuff at the UEA.
Thanks
D
Thanks.
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