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  • Presentation by James Cameron:

    Part 1: Electronics with Linux
    - list some of the open source tools for electronics development,
    - describe the author's electronics design software environment, (what packages has he got installed),
    - demonstrate the use of gschem in geda.sourceforge.net for capturing schematics, ''(content was removed)''
    - demonstrate the use of pcb.sourceforge.net for constructing printed circuit boards, ''(content was removed)''
    - discuss the various means to fabricate printed circuit boards, ''(content abbreviated)''
    - show a few recent small-scale personal projects, such as the motion detecting night light http://quozl.linux.org.au/ls/​ or the doorbell pulse extender and event logger http://quozl.linux.org.au/doo​rbell/ ,
    Relating to the OpenWRT project http://www.openwrt.org/ .
    - display and discuss car boot based wireless automatic offsite backup system, using OpenWRT, rsync, ssh, and a laptop hard drive,
    - display Netrek server operating on an embedded router using OpenWRT,
    - briefly describe the packaging constraints.

    Timeline: 20:30 minutes
    Part 2: $100 laptop ("One Laptop per Child)
    - Relating to the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) http://www.laptop.org project:
    - display and discuss two of the OLPC A-Test laptop boards,
    - display and discuss three of the OLPC B-Test-1 laptops,
    - discuss results of rural low noise testing (not yet complete).

    - License note: "Creative Commons: Attribution - ShareAlike 2.5"
    - Attribution: "linux.conf.au.", Sydney, Jan. 2007
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