Eric Harrison wrote: > > Eight Meeting Aug 15, 2001: > > Distribution Hacking 101 > > K12LTSP.org is the result of merging the Linux Terminal Server Project with > the Red Hat 7.1 Linux distribution. In this presentation we will demonstrate > hacking the Red Hat installer (anaconda) to generate a customized Linux > distribution. > > =============================================================== > > Advanced Topic Meetings are held on the third Wednesdays > at 7:30 pm in the conference room at Club Sport in Tigard. > Directions are below. > > So the rules: > > 1) The speaker has 15 minutes free. No abusing the > speaker for 15 minutes. After that, its a free for all. > > 2) There are stupid questions. The speaker (and the > group) can deem a question too basic for the topic, too > off-topic, or just dumb. This may seem rude, but the idea > is to stay deep into the topic. For instance, given a talk > on Cryptography, it can be expected that the room knows > all about public/private key pairs. The speaker should > list topics you are expected to know before arriving. > > 3) There should be a lot of questions and feedback from > the audience. > > 4) Everyone, including the speaker should feel like the > topic is over their head. > > 5) All are invited, but be sure to know the talk is aimed > at experts/advanced Linux persons (or those that *think* > their experts). > > The Place: > > Club Sport is located at 18120 S.W. Lower Boones Ferry in > Tigard. This used to be a Costco, and was Sports Nation. > When you enter, go up the stairs to the Restaurant and > continue through the restaurant towards the left back and > look for th conference rooms. It is near the bathrooms. > > Club Sport was Sports Nation which was owned by Costco. > In fact the building was a Costco until Costco moved > to 72th St. > > The room is scheduled 7:30 - 10:00pm. The restaurant > will server you food and beer. Get there early to order > off the menu, and bring the food inside. We may have > the room early depending on the week. There is service > during the meeting. > > Directions: > > Mapquest: > http://www.mapquest.com/cgi-bin/share?s1ca09un55xehnlk > > From Downtown/Hillsboro. > Take I5 South. 2 Exits south of the 217 interchange, > take 'Boones Ferry/Durham Road' Exit. There is a Borders > Book store at the exit. Head west from the exit, but get > to the left turn lanes immediately. You will turn left > onto Lower Boones Ferry (note of confusion here, the road > that goes under the interstate is 'Boones Ferry' until > this light. Across the light it becomes Durham Road. > If you see REI, you went too far). > > From Gresham/South: > Take 205 S to I5, head I5 north, Go 2 exits to the > 'Boones Ferry/Durham Rd/Lake Oswego Exit.' Turn left > at the end of the ramp, go under the bridge/I5 in the > center lane. Turn left at the 2nd light. The first > light will put back on I5 South. The left hand turn > lanes are tricky to get to. > > Lower Boones Ferry: > The road follows I5 for a few blocks past the transit > station and then bends Right. After the trailer park, > and across from the Schiender Trucks (Big Orange Cabs) > is a large red sign with the C from Club Sport lit up. > Turn left into the parking lot. Goto the front entrance > of the Building. > > Bus: > There is a major Park and Ride at the corner of I5 > and Boones Ferry. There is probably lots of buses > that go there, but coming back may be more difficult. > I recommend you post to the PLUG list (www.pdxlinux.org) > and secure a ride back to downtown to more active bus > routes after 10:00pm. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Support PLUG and the Open Source Community http://www.linuxfund.org/lugs/?lug=plug > To unsubscribe from the PLUG list visit http://www.pdxlinux.org/mailing_list/ -- Zot O'Connor http://www.ZotConsulting.com http://www.WhiteKnightHackers.com
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