- News
- people now having fun ignoring awesie
- awesie: our traffic may have been a little excessive
- ended up screwing up the Cyert wireless network
- kbare: were sending so many packets, they started leaking into the
air
- de0u: confused management parts of some switch
- mdille3: maybe suggest we try again with the magic ISO-port turned
off, probably makes _ALL_ traffic slow-path
- answer from them, capped us at 10mbps
- turned of some of the higher traffic peers, they took off the cap,
now we're doing about 20mbps
- didn't seem like they were particularly interested in figuring out
how to actually fix whatever the problem was
- Evil Scheming
- redacted
- Stuff
- big box of random cables and a switch from the loading dock cage
- switch does POE stuff?
- light up cables, ...
- lots of power injectors in the cage, apparently
- attract people to the machine room, machine room raves
- CONTRIB-CGI PAG Issue
- PAG tutorial
- weird stuff
- updated test script that Nagios runs
- Lenny
- Xen's running, but no packages built yet
- Xen is okay for now
- Debian recommends the xen-sparse source now
- can also do the regular i386 packages with paravirtops support
- if the memory leak was fixed, the recommended packages should be fine
- otherwise, can use the paravirtops, but need to build the modules
package
- amd64 seems to require the Xen tree
- Xen, lenny, great, fine, packages coming soon
- broke serial console semantics again
- Finance
- C-Book ad?
- probably not that useful
- direct mail discussion
- other orgs do it
- cross-reference with open source
- mdille3 has been keeping up with budget, actually
- Social Committee
- even next Wednesday, in Windows cluster
- what cames are we playing?
- Red Alert
- Total Annihilation
- Tribes
- X-Wing vs. Tie-Fighter
- controlled advertising experiment
- games need to be tested
- awesie is volunteered to get games to work on Windows machines
- have cluster already
- should print out twice as many posters, so we can put them up twice
- Kbare:
- confused
- Mdille3:
- has dinner success