[nmglug] Meeting 10/7- High Mayhem Festival this weekend
Kevin Karns
kkarns at linuxmail.org
Thu Oct 7 05:22:28 PDT 2004
Jason wrote:
> Hello everyone
>
> This thursdays meeting we will need to coordinate this weekends booth at
> the festival. We will have a table which we can demo Gnu Linux. We also
> will be doing a live webcast using icecast. We need people to bring
> computers for demo (hopefully nice fast ones) and be at the booth. If
> you can't physically be at the meeting but would like to help, write or
> connect to IRC (irc.nmglug.org #nmglug) or just show up at Paramount.
>
> This is a 3 day (8th,9th,10th) music and multimedia festival at the
> Paramount Nightclub in Santa Fe. About 30 acts will be performed on 3
> stages. The event is all ages. We will have a booth under the tent
> outside and will see hundreds of people throughout the weekend. Hours
> are Fri 8th 6p-1a. Sat 9th & Sun 10th 3p-1a.
>
> Looking forward to a fun weekend of free software and free music (as in
> freedom, of course).
>
> Thanks
> Jason
>
>
> http://www.highmayhemfestival.org/
> http://nmglug.org/news-activities.html
> http://nmglug.org/irc.html
Jason,
I'll bring my gnuburner tonight. I've been burning it in this week ...
and burned out an adaptec controller and a SCSI drive in the process :(
The only other thing i'd like to do with it is to figure out why it
won't make audio cds out of some radio-quality 22 Khz mono music files,
not that that is critical, meaningful, or necessary.
Yesterday I burned-in the CD-RW drives with K3B. I burned three iso's
simultaneously with these results:
/dev/hdb - KNOPPIX_v3.6-2004-08-16-EN.iso - 699.5 MB
3760 KB/s (25.07 x) 3:41
/dev/hdc - sarge-i386-netinst.iso - 111.5 MB
610 KB/s (4.07x) 3:59
/dev/hdd - dsl-0.8.1.iso - 48.9 MB
303 KB 3:21
hcc and hdd are on the same ide chain, and i presume they must have
been competing for bus bandwidth.
Here's a cd cover that i gimped up for the weekend:
http://www.cybermesa.com/~kkarns/cd-label-nmglug-highmayhem.jpg
Let me know tonight how we should change it.
Kevin K.
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