At the last meeting it was suggested that we have the 'From Boot to Halt' talk at the next Norwich sunday meeting (2pm Sunday 28th September, Nelson Room, The Billy Bluelight, Hall road)
MJR has offered to start it off:
" I'm happy to give an overview/introduction talk (kernel startup, hand-off to init, types of init, runlevels, common tasks, that sort of thing) and present a poster on some aspect no-one else wants to do."
It would be great if there are one or two other people who are willing to join in with information on other aspects of the boot process, especially anyone involved in development or doing any other "fun stuff with start-up and shutdown". An A3 or 2xA4 poster would be helpful too.
Some useful and interesting topics would include ways to handle power management/UPS, particularly as more people move to using laptops. Something on APM/ACPI for example?
Anyone who is interested, please respond either to the list or privately to either myself and/or Mark. In any event, the introductory talk on the boot process will take place at this meeting - further details and announcement to follow.
Syd
On 2003-08-26 20:24:06 +0100 Syd Hancock syd@toufol.com wrote:
It would be great if there are one or two other people who are willing to join in with information on other aspects of the boot process, especially anyone involved in development or doing any other "fun stuff with start-up and shutdown".
It seems that there is nobody interested in helping at this session, so far as we've heard this week. If you are, please reply to Syd and myself. If you need more information, please ask for it. Playing with ACPI S3 in the latest kernels? This is your chance to shine. Actually got swsusp working? A smart UPS config? It's just a poster and answering a few questions during the afternoon if you want...
The talk will happen anyway, but it will be a smaller thing if there's no help. It would be great if people interested in being the audience started to reply, too, but it's early yet.