Title: July Meeting
Location: The Second Cup, Bells Corners
Link out:
Click here
Description: Given the venue, nothing terribly formal.
- PXE -> gPXE -> iPXE
- Generators and UPS units
- Cobbler
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2011-07-21
End Time: 21:30
I could get used to this, given how simple it has been. Still working
properly after another upgrade. The past few systems (Geeklog, Drupal)
have all had serious issues and this one (Wordpress), not a peep.
As a matter of fact, in the time between initiating the post and getting
back to it, there was yet another update. It also installed without
issue.
Friday
was Canada Day, Monday is Independence Day. That makes it a very long
weekend when you take stat holidays in Canada and report into a group in
the US ($DAYJOB). As a result, I get to spend the Monday collecting any
items that cropped up on the Friday and taking care of them before my
compatriots south of the border have a look at them. This doesn’t really
happen all that often, but it’s nice when it does.
I was just thinking about all of my past comments to the “Usual
Suspects” about adding data from times long gone to the site. That
reminded me that I once had a blog on Vox which closed last November
(2010) and they provided a mechanism to convert the blog over to
wordpress.com.
As it was going to vanish and I had actually bothered to post some items
over there, I decided to do the migration and save the data. The actual
process was much smoother then I expected it to be - the posts
translated properly and looked good. As this was effectively a Q&D
backup, I left it as a private blog, deciding that I’d move it here
eventaully.
For those interested, Dan has posted the audio for the talks at BSDCan
2011:
The audio recordings for BSDCan 2011 are now available.
You can find them all listed here:
http://www.bsdcan.org/2011/audio/
Each talk in the schedule has a link to its audio (if available).
That is, find the talk in the schedule, and there will be a link to
the corresponding audio.
For example, at
http://www.bsdcan.org/2011/schedule/events/256.en.html
you will see a section titled ‘Links’ and a link labeled ‘audio’.