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Installathon Presentations Spring 2011

2010-09-30T05:10:08Z

Jon787:

===Installathon Time Slots===
<table border=1>
<tr><td>'''Time'''</td><td>'''Name''' </td><td>'''Title''' </td><td>'''Brief Description'''
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 12:00 </td><td> Andrew Meyer </td><td> Bash Customization </td><td> Prompt, path, and alias customization to make your life easier and more efficient
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 12:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 13:00 </td><td> NUXI </td><td> Security Theatre </td><td> I'll probably wing it
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 13:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 14:00 </td><td> Peter Marheine </td><td> </td><td>either Dwarf Fortress or fun with GRUB 2
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 14:30 </td><td> Dan Williams </td><td> </td><td> something about audio/music/recording
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 15:00 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 15:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 16:00 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 16:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
</table>

== [Attempted] topics/suggestions from previous Installathons (for your inspiration) ==

* How to choose a Distro (panel)
* Intro to Linux Command Line
* Digital Rights Management
* Linux on tablet computers
* Desktop effects
* PFsense
* Basic linux
* Intro to Ubuntu
* Photoshop running with Wine
* Open Source Games
* Schemeing on the command line (scsh)
* Installing from a flash drive (debootstrap)
* Bash and Fortran
* Installing Linux on Playstation 3
* Installing Linux on Nintendo Wii
* History of Linux
* Homebrew PVR (MythTV)
* Linux Applications/Productivity Apps
* Firewall - Basic iptables (commandline)
* Internet Security
* Vim
* IPSEC
* Linux on the Desktop (Project Utopia)
* Perl
* LaTeX
* Webservers, PHP and mySQL
* Basic Samba Administration
* Ubuntu vs. Windows 7 : A comparison
* Computer Games in Wine
* NUXI's Security Theatre
* SSH Tips and Tricks
* Computer/Network Security(including wireless)
* Web applications/Scripting
* ''[http://lug.mtu.edu/mediawiki/index.php?title=Presentation_sign-up&action=edit Your brilliant suggestion]''

Installathon Presentations Spring 2011

2010-09-30T05:09:06Z

Jon787:

===Installathon Time Slots===
<table border=1>
<tr><td>'''Time'''</td><td>'''Name''' </td><td>'''Title''' </td><td>'''Brief Description'''
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 12:00 </td><td> Andrew Meyer </td><td> Bash Customization </td><td> Prompt, path, and alias customization to make your life easier and more efficient
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 12:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 13:00 </td>NUXI<td> </td>Security Theatre<td> </td>I'll probably wing it<td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 13:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 14:00 </td><td> Peter Marheine </td><td> </td><td>either Dwarf Fortress or fun with GRUB 2
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 14:30 </td><td> Dan Williams </td><td> </td><td> something about audio/music/recording
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 15:00 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 15:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 16:00 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
<tr><td> 16:30 </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>
</td></tr>
</table>

== [Attempted] topics/suggestions from previous Installathons (for your inspiration) ==

* How to choose a Distro (panel)
* Intro to Linux Command Line
* Digital Rights Management
* Linux on tablet computers
* Desktop effects
* PFsense
* Basic linux
* Intro to Ubuntu
* Photoshop running with Wine
* Open Source Games
* Schemeing on the command line (scsh)
* Installing from a flash drive (debootstrap)
* Bash and Fortran
* Installing Linux on Playstation 3
* Installing Linux on Nintendo Wii
* History of Linux
* Homebrew PVR (MythTV)
* Linux Applications/Productivity Apps
* Firewall - Basic iptables (commandline)
* Internet Security
* Vim
* IPSEC
* Linux on the Desktop (Project Utopia)
* Perl
* LaTeX
* Webservers, PHP and mySQL
* Basic Samba Administration
* Ubuntu vs. Windows 7 : A comparison
* Computer Games in Wine
* NUXI's Security Theatre
* SSH Tips and Tricks
* Computer/Network Security(including wireless)
* Web applications/Scripting
* ''[http://lug.mtu.edu/mediawiki/index.php?title=Presentation_sign-up&action=edit Your brilliant suggestion]''

Main Page

2010-03-27T04:17:31Z

Jon787:

Welcome to the MTU LUG wiki. Feel free to sign up for an account and then add pages! 
If you're new to wiki, you might want to play around in the [[Sandbox]] for a while.

=News=

[[Presentation sign-up|Sign-Ups for Installathon Spring 2010]]
==[[:Category:LUG Server rules|(Proposed) rules for use of this server]]==
Please edit. We're looking for suggestions (ASAP).
* [[IRC Rules|MTU LUG IRC Rules]]
* SYN ACK
* [[Shell Server Rules]]
* [[Mirror Usage Rules]]
* POF
* [[Officer Rules and Responsibilities]]
* ETC.
* EOT

=Who we are=
The [http://lug.mtu.edu Linux Users Group]
is a [http://www.sa.mtu.edu/stulife/stuorg/ student organization]
at [http://mtu.edu MichiganTech]
that was established in 2002
to further students knowledge of Linux or UNIX based operating systems and
discuss technological advancements in Operating Systems.
Here is list of [[Members]] and
some of their [[Member Projects|projects]].

Each week, after the business part of the meeting,
we try to have a [[Lead discussions|discussion]]
on a topic of general interest.
Edit the [[Lead discussions]] page
to sign up to lead a discussion
or add to the list of topics that you would like
to learn more about.

== Current Pages of Interest ==

*[[HuskyBot]]
*[[:Category:Meeting_Minutes | Meeting Minutes]]
*[http://lug.mtu.edu/wiki/MTU_LUG_wiki:Current_events Installathon 2009]
* New! [[Show and Tell]] Sign up!

== Current Pages That Need Work ==
*[[Software]] you can get free/cheap as an MTU student
*[[Area Businesses]]
*[[EERC_Tree]] (picture needs author's approval)
*[[Jabber]]
*[[Linux]] (2 sections defined, but no data)
*[[Locations of Wireless Access Points]]
*[[LUG Services]]
*[[Mandriva]]
*[[Michigan Technological University]]
*[[MTU Jargon]]
*[[SUSE]]
*[[MTU LUG Jargon]]

HuskyBot

2010-03-27T04:16:28Z

Jon787:

HuskyBot is our adorably stupid IRC bot. He is based upon the abandoned [http://www.infobot.org/ Infobot] codebase, although he has some rather extensive mods at this point.

= Commands =

* skippy
* bruceschneier
* chucknorris
* excuse

= HuskyBot's brain =

His code is available through the git repository that NUXI made (converted from techieb0y's original svn repo):
git://sekhmet.lug.mtu.edu/~nuxi/huskybot.git

Setup instructions:
# Edit conf/infobot.conf to change the nick/server/channels
# Edit conf/infobot.user to add admin rights for yourself (see conf/infobot.users-dist for examples)
# Import the databases:
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-are.txt files/HuskyBot-are
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-ignore.txt files/HuskyBot-ignore
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-is.txt files/HuskyBot-is
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-karma.txt files/HuskyBot-karma
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-seen.txt files/HuskyBot-seen

Dumping the databases is similar (but please keep these out of any patches you submit)
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-are > files/HuskyBot-are.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-ignore > files/HuskyBot-ignore.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-is > files/HuskyBot-is.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-karma > files/HuskyBot-karma.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-seen > files/HuskyBot-seen.txt

Note: dumping/importing the database should be done while the bot is stopped!

HuskyBot

2010-03-27T04:11:55Z

Jon787: New page: HuskyBot is our adorably stupid IRC bot. He is based upon the abandoned [http://www.infobot.org/ Infobot] codebase, although he has some rather extensive mods at this point. His code is a...

HuskyBot is our adorably stupid IRC bot. He is based upon the abandoned [http://www.infobot.org/ Infobot] codebase, although he has some rather extensive mods at this point.

His code is available through the git repository I made (converted from techieb0y's original svn repo):
git://sekhmet.lug.mtu.edu/~nuxi/huskybot.git

Setup instructions:
# Edit conf/infobot.conf to change the nick/server/channels
# Edit conf/infobot.user to add admin rights for yourself (see conf/infobot.users-dist for examples)
# Import the databases:
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-are.txt files/HuskyBot-are
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-ignore.txt files/HuskyBot-ignore
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-is.txt files/HuskyBot-is
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-karma.txt files/HuskyBot-karma
scripts/update_db files/HuskyBot-seen.txt files/HuskyBot-seen

Dumping the databases is similar (but please keep these out of any patches you submit)
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-are > files/HuskyBot-are.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-ignore > files/HuskyBot-ignore.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-is > files/HuskyBot-is.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-karma > files/HuskyBot-karma.txt
scripts/dump_db files/HuskyBot-seen > files/HuskyBot-seen.txt

Note: dumping/importing the database should be done while the bot is stopped!

File:Zimbra.png

2010-02-20T05:55:44Z

Jon787: Sorry, I used the wrong insult initially

How to make Zimbra not format email like the retarded inbred child of MAPI and SMTP.

File:Zimbra.png

2010-02-20T05:49:52Z

Jon787: How to make zimbra not format email like a retarded monkey.

How to make zimbra not format email like a retarded monkey.

RoverNet2

2010-02-06T01:29:56Z

Jon787: New page: This is the wpa_supplicant config file for RoverNet2. gs.crt is the two files located [http://www.globalsign.com/support/root-globalsign.html here] and [https://www.globalsign.com/support/...

This is the wpa_supplicant config file for RoverNet2. gs.crt is the two files located [http://www.globalsign.com/support/root-globalsign.html here] and [https://www.globalsign.com/support/root-organizationssl.html here] concatenated together.

ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
network={
ssid="MichiganTech"
key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
eap=PEAP
pairwise=CCMP
group=TKIP
proto=WPA2
phase1="peapver=0"
phase2="auth=MSCHAPV2"
identity="ecthrock"
password="hunter2"
ca_cert="/etc/ssl/gs.crt"
}

This should work in /etc/network/interfaces on debian like distros;

iface mtu2 inet dhcp
wpa-driver wext
wpa-ssid MichiganTech
wpa-key_mgmt WPA-EAP
wpa-eap PEAP
wpa-pairwise CCMP
wpa-group TKIP
wpa-proto WPA2
wpa-phase1 "peapver=0"
wpa-phase2 "auth=MSCHAPV2"
wpa-identity "ecthrock"
wpa-password "hunter2"
wpa-ca-cert "/etc/ssl/gs.crt"

Although for some reason it didn't for me and I don't see my typo wherever it is.

DES-3624

2010-01-15T22:41:49Z

Jon787:

How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago:

# Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.bin des-3624-default.bin] [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.cfg des-3624-default.cfg]
# Connect a serial cable to the switch
# Access the switch's boot menu by pressing Ctrl+C after POST.
# Setup the IP settings
## Do not use BOOTP/DHCP if your BOOTP/DHCP server isn't also your TFTP server, use manual in that case.
# Setup the "Update firmware and configuration" settings
## Enable config updates and put des-3624-default.cfg as the filename.
## Do not press reboot on this screen, go back to the main menu
# Save the configuration
# Reboot

You should see your switch download the config file from TFTP and when its done, the box will be reset to the factory defaults. The factory default username and password are both blank.

Note: I swear there was an easier way to do this, but [[User:Techieb0y|techieb0y]] says this is the only way to do it.

DES-3624

2010-01-15T22:40:53Z

Jon787:

How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago:

# Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.bin des-3624-default.bin] [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.cfg des-3624-default.cfg]
# Connect a serial cable to the switch
# Access the switch's boot menu by pressing Ctrl+C after POST.
# Setup the IP settings
# Setup the "Update firmware and configuration" settings
## Enable config updates and put des-3624-default.cfg as the filename.
## Do not press reboot on this screen, go back to the main menu
# Save the configuration
# Reboot

You should see your switch download the config file from TFTP and when its done, the box will be reset to the factory defaults. The factory default username and password are both blank.

Note: I swear there was an easier way to do this, but [[User:Techieb0y|techieb0y]] says this is the only way to do it.

DES-3624

2010-01-15T22:40:12Z

Jon787:

How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago:

# Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.bin des-3624-default.bin] [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.cfg des-3624-default.cfg]
# Connect a serial cable to the switch
# Access the switch's boot menu by pressing Ctrl+C after POST.
# Setup the IP settings
# Setup the "Update firmware and configuration" settings
## Enable config updates and put des-3624-default.cfg as the filename.
## Do not press reboot on this screen, go back to the main menu
# Save the configuration
# Reboot

You should see your switch download the config file from TFTP and when its done, the box will be reset to the factory defaults. The factory default username and password are both blank.

Note: I swear there was an easier way to do this, but [[User:Techieb0y techieb0y]] says this is the only way to do it.

DES-3624

2010-01-15T22:39:27Z

Jon787:

How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago:

# Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.bin des-3624-default.bin] [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.cfg des-3624-default.cfg]
# Connect a serial cable to the switch
# Access the switch's boot menu by pressing Ctrl+C after POST.
# Setup the IP settings
# Setup the "Update firmware and configuration" settings
## Enable config updates and put des-3624-default.cfg as the filename.
## Do not press reboot on this screen, go back to the main menu
# Save the configuration
# Reboot

You should see your switch download the config file from TFTP and when its done, the box will be reset to the factory defaults. The factory default username and password are both blank.

Note: I swear there was an easier way to do this, but [User:Techieb0y] says this is the only way to do it.

DES-3624

2010-01-15T22:38:05Z

Jon787: New page: How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago: # Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [ht...

How to reset the password on one of the D-Link DES-3624 (aka Marconi ES-1200) switches we obtained from MTU Telcom years ago:

# Setup TFTP on a machine and place these two files in it [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.bin des-3624-default.bin] [http://lug.mtu.edu/des3624/des-3624-default.cfg des-3624-default.cfg]
# Connect a serial cable to the switch
# Access the switch's boot menu by pressing Ctrl+C after POST.
# Setup the IP settings
# Setup the "Update firmware and configuration" settings
## Enable config updates and put des-3624-default.cfg as the filename.
## Do not press reboot on this screen, go back to the main menu
# Save the configuration
# Reboot

You should see your switch download the config file from TFTP and when its done, the box will be reset to the factory defaults. The factory default username and password are both blank.

Grub

2009-11-25T05:27:31Z

Jon787:

There are two methods two reinstall grub. These can be used to fix the dreaded <code>GRUB error 15</code> on boot. These will not help you if you simply get dropped to the grub shell instead of seeing a menu.

== Method 1 ==

This method will install the grub bootloader from the live cd onto your hard drive.

NOTE: You can use a 32-bit live cd with a 64-bit installation of linux.

1. Acquire a live cd with grub on it.

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have a seperate boot partition (the 2nd partition on sda in my example) then you have to mount that as well. Skip this step otherwise.
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot

8. I don't want to catch anyone not drinking
cd /pub; more beer

9. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then switch to Method 2, you can start with step 7. See the NOTE at the start of method 2 though)
grub-install --root-directory=/target /dev/sda

10. Unmount your boot partition if you had one
umount /target/boot

11. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

12. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

== Method 2 ==

This method creates a fakeroot containing your actual installed linux distro and then installs the grub from that to your hard disk.

NOTE: If your linux install is 64-bit, then you must use a 64-bit live cd!

1. Acquire a live cd

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have other partitions you'll want to mount them now at the appropriate places under /target. You must have atleast /usr and /boot mounted if they are seperate partitions:
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot
mount /dev/sda3 /target/usr

8. Now we need to mount some extra virtual partitions
mount -o bind /dev /target/dev
mount -o bind /dev/shm /target/dev/shm
mount -o bind /dev/pts /target/dev/pts
mount -o bind /sys /target/sys
mount -o bind /proc /target/proc
mount -o bind /proc/bus/usb /target/proc/bus/usb

9. Enter the fakeroot
chroot /target

10. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then see method 2)
grub-install /dev/sda

11. Exit the fakeroot
exit

12. Unmount the virtual partitions
umount /target/proc/bus/usb
umount /target/proc
umount /target/sys
umount /target/dev/pts
umount /target/dev/shm
umount /target/dev

13. Unmount your other partitions if you have them
umount /target/usb
umount /target/boot

14. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

15. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

Grub

2009-11-25T05:18:38Z

Jon787:

There are two methods two reinstall grub. These can be used to fix the dreaded <code>GRUB error 15</code> on boot. These will not help you if you simply get dropped to the grub shell instead of seeing a menu.

Note: the grub bootloader is always 32-bit code, so you don't have to ensure you get an amd64 livecd just because you have an amd64 system.

== Method 1 ==

This method will install the grub bootloader from the live cd onto your hard drive.

1. Acquire a live cd with grub on it.

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have a seperate boot partition (the 2nd partition on sda in my example) then you have to mount that as well. Skip this step otherwise.
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot

8. I don't want to catch anyone not drinking
cd /pub; more beer

9. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then see method 2)
grub-install --root-directory=/target /dev/sda

10. Unmount your boot partition if you had one
umount /target/boot

11. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

12. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

== Method 2 ==

This method creates a fakeroot containing your actual installed linux distro and then installs the grub from that to your hard disk.

1. Acquire a live cd

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have other partitions you'll want to mount them now at the appropriate places under /target. You must have atleast /usr and /boot mounted if they are seperate partitions:
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot
mount /dev/sda3 /target/usr

8. Now we need to mount some extra virtual partitions
mount -o bind /dev /target/dev
mount -o bind /dev/shm /target/dev/shm
mount -o bind /dev/pts /target/dev/pts
mount -o bind /sys /target/sys
mount -o bind /proc /target/proc
mount -o bind /proc/bus/usb /target/proc/bus/usb

9. Enter the fakeroot
chroot /target

10. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then see method 2)
grub-install /dev/sda

11. Exit the fakeroot
exit

12. Unmount the virtual partitions
umount /target/proc/bus/usb
umount /target/proc
umount /target/sys
umount /target/dev/pts
umount /target/dev/shm
umount /target/dev

13. Unmount your other partitions if you have them
umount /target/usb
umount /target/boot

14. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

15. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

Grub

2009-11-25T05:14:57Z

Jon787: New page: There are two methods two reinstall grub: Note: the grub bootloader is always 32-bit code, so you don't have to ensure you get an amd64 livecd just because you have an amd64 system. == M...

There are two methods two reinstall grub:

Note: the grub bootloader is always 32-bit code, so you don't have to ensure you get an amd64 livecd just because you have an amd64 system.

== Method 1 ==

This method will install the grub bootloader from the live cd onto your hard drive.

1. Acquire a live cd with grub on it.

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have a seperate boot partition (the 2nd partition on sda in my example) then you have to mount that as well. Skip this step otherwise.
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot

8. I don't want to catch anyone not drinking
cd /pub; more beer

0. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then see method 2)
grub-install --root-directory=/target /dev/sda

10. Unmount your boot partition if you had one
umount /target/boot

11. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

12. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

== Method 2 ==

This method creates a fakeroot containing your actual installed linux distro and then installs the grub from that to your hard disk.

1. Acquire a live cd

2. Boot the live cd.

3. Open a terminal

4. Become root (from now on being root is implied for this guide)
sudo -i

5. Create a temporary working area. I like to use /target, its a debian habit.
mkdir /target

6. Mount your root partition. I'll be assuming its the first partition on sda for my examples
mount /dev/sda1 /target

7. If you have other partitions you'll want to mount them now at the appropriate places under /target. You must have atleast /usr and /boot mounted if they are seperate partitions:
mount /dev/sda2 /target/boot
mount /dev/sda3 /target/usr

8. Now we need to mount some extra virtual partitions
mount -o bind /dev /target/dev
mount -o bind /dev/shm /target/dev/shm
mount -o bind /dev/pts /target/dev/pts
mount -o bind /sys /target/sys
mount -o bind /proc /target/proc
mount -o bind /proc/bus/usb /target/proc/bus/usb

9. Enter the fakeroot
chroot /target

10. Run the grub installation command (If this command isn't found then see method 2)
grub-install /dev/sda

11. Exit the fakeroot
exit

12. Unmount the virtual partitions
umount /target/proc/bus/usb
umount /target/proc
umount /target/sys
umount /target/dev/pts
umount /target/dev/shm
umount /target/dev

13. Unmount your other partitions if you have them
umount /target/usb
umount /target/boot

14. Unmount your root partition
umount /target

15. Reboot (make sure to remove the livecd at some point)

Software

2009-11-12T23:19:57Z

Jon787:

Software available to MTU students for free or drastically reduced prices:

* [https://www.mathlab.mtu.edu/mathematica/download.php Mathematica]
* [https://secure.mtu.edu/downloads/restricted/virus_scan/index.cgi McAfee Anti-Virus]
* [http://www.msdnaa.mtu.edu/ Microsoft Junk]

Main Page

2009-11-12T23:07:15Z

Jon787:

Welcome to the MTU LUG wiki. Feel free to sign up for an account and then add pages! 
If you're new to wiki, you might want to play around in the [[Sandbox]] for a while.

=News=
===[[:Category:LUG Server rules|(Proposed) rules for use of this server]]===
Please edit. We're looking for suggestions (ASAP).
* [[IRC Rules|MTU LUG IRC Rules]]
* SYN ACK
* [[Shell Server Rules]]
* [[Mirror Usage Rules]]
* POF
* [[Officer Rules and Responsibilities]]
* ETC.
* EOT

=Who we are=
The [http://lug.mtu.edu Linux Users Group]
is a [http://www.sa.mtu.edu/stulife/stuorg/ student organization]
at [http://mtu.edu MichiganTech]
that was established in 2002
to further students knowledge of Linux or UNIX based operating systems and
discuss technological advancements in Operating Systems.
Here is list of [[Members]] and
some of their [[Member Projects|projects]].

Each week, after the business part of the meeting,
we try to have a [[Lead discussions|discussion]]
on a topic of general interest.
Edit the [[Lead discussions]] page
to sign up to lead a discussion
or add to the list of topics that you would like
to learn more about.

== Current Pages of Interest ==

*[[WEP]]
*[[:Category:Meeting_Minutes | Meeting Minutes]]
*[http://lug.mtu.edu/wiki/MTU_LUG_wiki:Current_events Installathon 2009]
* New! [[Show and Tell]] Sign up!

== Current Pages That Need Work ==
*[[Software]] you can get free/cheap as an MTU student
*[[Area Businesses]]
*[[EERC_Tree]] (needs a picture)
*[[Jabber]]
*[[Linux]] (2 sections defined, but no data)
*[[Locations of Wireless Access Points]]
*[[LUG Services]]
*[[Mandriva]]
*[[Michigan Technological University]]
*[[MTU Jargon]]
*[[SUSE]]
*[[MTU LUG Jargon]]

Software

2009-11-12T23:06:23Z

Jon787: New page: Software available to MTU students for free or drastically reduced prices: https://www.mathlab.mtu.edu/mathematica/download.php - Mathematica https://secure.mtu.edu/downloads/restricted/v...

Software available to MTU students for free or drastically reduced prices:

https://www.mathlab.mtu.edu/mathematica/download.php - Mathematica
https://secure.mtu.edu/downloads/restricted/virus_scan/index.cgi - McAfee Anti-Virus
MSDNAA (I don't know the link)

User:Rachel

2009-10-22T22:42:49Z

Jon787:

== Rachel Lauren Pierce ==

[[Image:Rachel.jpg.jpg|thumb|Arsty Me]]

I attended Michigan Tech as a Chemical Engineering major for the 2004/2005 school year before applying and transfering to St. Olaf college in Northfield, MN. I am majoring in Studio Art, Asian Studies, and will be getting a Japan Studies Concentration.

I have a Dell Inspiron 9100 laptop which used to dual boot Windows and [[Ubuntu]], until my [[Ubuntu]] partition was messed up following a distribution update and a bsod when I tried the new kernel. It's affectionatly refered to by other LUG members as the boat anchor, the brick, the Xbox Huge dell, or by any other nickname that implies it's large size and mass.
Hey, but at least I have a nice large screen and good speakers (with built in subwoofer) that I are still pretty portable.

That's pretty much all there is about me and I'll make this look all spiffy later once I figure it all out.

And a big thanks to [[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] for fixing my username.

User:Jon787

2009-10-05T04:55:04Z

Jon787:

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki. In an empty jesture he protected his user page from edits... Silly aragirn, I used to have Wiki Ops.

== Links ==
*[http://vault24.org/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* AuxTech
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

(Note that all of this was reported and fixed, so even if I told you what I found on these machines it wouldn't do you any good)

User:RagingMind

2008-10-10T01:15:08Z

Jon787:

OMG PONIES!

User:Jon787

2008-09-03T04:21:34Z

Jon787:

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki. In an empty jesture he protected his user page from edits... Silly aragirn, I used to have Wiki Ops.

== Links ==
*[http://glasstheplanet.org/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* AuxTech
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

(Note that all of this was reported and fixed, so even if I told you what I found on these machines it wouldn't do you any good)

MTU Jargon

2008-09-03T04:17:29Z

Jon787:

[[Category:Michigan Technological University]]

*Brick Dick: Another name for the MEEM
*Copper Country Cruising: Driving around the Keweenaw
*CLIT: The new CS building. Also known as Rekhi for the n00bs.
*Cyberia Cafe: Local Coffee shop with free wifi
*EERC: Electrical Energy Resources Center (Building 07)
*Glass tit: The greenhouse between the MEEM (Building 20) and Chem-Sci (Building 19)
*MEEM: Mechancial Engineering - Engineering Mechanics (Building 20)
*Motherlode: Local Coffee shop with free wifi
*Troll: A resident of the Lower Peninsula
*WMTU: Campus radio station
*Yooper: A long time resident of the [[UP]]

Recursion1

2008-03-06T19:34:43Z

Jon787: Redirecting to Recursion0

#REDIRECT [[Recursion0]]

Recursion0

2008-03-06T19:34:32Z

Jon787: Redirecting to Recursion1

#REDIRECT [[Recursion1]]

Recursion

2007-11-29T01:24:49Z

Jon787: Redirecting to Recursion

#REDIRECT [[Recursion]]

Members

2007-11-16T05:58:15Z

Jon787: I fail at wiki markup

== Officers ==
'''President''': [[User:Dark-Fx|Brian McPherson]] CS Major (2008)

'''Vice President''': [[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] SS Major (2008?)

'''Secretary''': [[User:RagingMind|Christian Jacobsen]] Applied GeoPhysics (2008)

'''Treasurer''':

'''Server''': [[User:Agmlego|Andrew Meyer]] ???? (????)

== Current Members ==

[[User:Sgowtham|S Gowtham]] Eng. Physics (Sometime in 2006)

[[User:Adamjaskie|Adam Jaskie]] CS (2008)

[[User:Physcofish|Jon Klimowicz]] CS Major (December 2007)

[[User:Freshmen|Andrew Swartzendruber]] CpE Major (2008)

[[User:Void|Andrew Miller]] ??

[[User: Tokyo-18|A'Lisa Krawciw]] CpE/EE Major (2010)

== Alumni ==
[[User:gzphreak|Dan Clark]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:Jon787|Jon DeVree]] CS Major (2006)

[http://khanbo.com Mary Farmer] EE Major (2005)

[[User:spi|Steven Isaacson]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:rsmudge|Raphael Mudge]] CS Major (2004)

[http://www.dingostick.com Adam Shirey] CS Major (2004)

[[User:base16|Justin TerAvest]] CS Major (2005)

[http://xobes.com Andy Zobro] ME Undergrad, Engineering Masters (2005)

[[User:Chong|Timothy Carmean]]

[[User: Techieb0y|Peter Corbett]] CSY Major (2007)

== Past Members ==
[[User:Rachel|Rachel Pierce]] (2004-2005) transfered to [http://www.stolaf.edu/ St. Olaf]

Members

2007-11-16T05:57:53Z

Jon787:

== Officers ==
'''President''': [[User:Dark-Fx|Brian McPherson]] CS Major (2008)

'''Vice President''': [[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] SS Major (2008?)

'''Secretary''': [[User:RagingMind|Christian Jacobsen]] Applied GeoPhysics (2008)

'''Treasurer''':

'''Server''': [User:Agmlego|Andrew Meyer] ???? (????)

== Current Members ==

[[User:Sgowtham|S Gowtham]] Eng. Physics (Sometime in 2006)

[[User:Adamjaskie|Adam Jaskie]] CS (2008)

[[User:Physcofish|Jon Klimowicz]] CS Major (December 2007)

[[User:Freshmen|Andrew Swartzendruber]] CpE Major (2008)

[[User:Void|Andrew Miller]] ??

[[User: Tokyo-18|A'Lisa Krawciw]] CpE/EE Major (2010)

== Alumni ==
[[User:gzphreak|Dan Clark]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:Jon787|Jon DeVree]] CS Major (2006)

[http://khanbo.com Mary Farmer] EE Major (2005)

[[User:spi|Steven Isaacson]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:rsmudge|Raphael Mudge]] CS Major (2004)

[http://www.dingostick.com Adam Shirey] CS Major (2004)

[[User:base16|Justin TerAvest]] CS Major (2005)

[http://xobes.com Andy Zobro] ME Undergrad, Engineering Masters (2005)

[[User:Chong|Timothy Carmean]]

[[User: Techieb0y|Peter Corbett]] CSY Major (2007)

== Past Members ==
[[User:Rachel|Rachel Pierce]] (2004-2005) transfered to [http://www.stolaf.edu/ St. Olaf]

Members

2007-11-16T05:57:42Z

Jon787:

== Officers ==
'''President''': [[User:Dark-Fx|Brian McPherson]] CS Major (2008)

'''Vice President''': [[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] SS Major (2008?)

'''Secretary''': [[User:RagingMind|Christian Jacobsen]] Applied GeoPhysics (2008)

'''Treasurer''':

'''Server''': [[User:Agmlego|Andrew Meyer] ???? (????)

== Current Members ==

[[User:Sgowtham|S Gowtham]] Eng. Physics (Sometime in 2006)

[[User:Adamjaskie|Adam Jaskie]] CS (2008)

[[User:Physcofish|Jon Klimowicz]] CS Major (December 2007)

[[User:Freshmen|Andrew Swartzendruber]] CpE Major (2008)

[[User:Void|Andrew Miller]] ??

[[User: Tokyo-18|A'Lisa Krawciw]] CpE/EE Major (2010)

== Alumni ==
[[User:gzphreak|Dan Clark]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:Jon787|Jon DeVree]] CS Major (2006)

[http://khanbo.com Mary Farmer] EE Major (2005)

[[User:spi|Steven Isaacson]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:rsmudge|Raphael Mudge]] CS Major (2004)

[http://www.dingostick.com Adam Shirey] CS Major (2004)

[[User:base16|Justin TerAvest]] CS Major (2005)

[http://xobes.com Andy Zobro] ME Undergrad, Engineering Masters (2005)

[[User:Chong|Timothy Carmean]]

[[User: Techieb0y|Peter Corbett]] CSY Major (2007)

== Past Members ==
[[User:Rachel|Rachel Pierce]] (2004-2005) transfered to [http://www.stolaf.edu/ St. Olaf]

Members

2007-11-16T05:57:30Z

Jon787:

== Officers ==
'''President''': [[User:Dark-Fx|Brian McPherson]] CS Major (2008)

'''Vice President''': [[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] SS Major (2008?)

'''Secretary''': [[User:RagingMind|Christian Jacobsen]] Applied GeoPhysics (2008)

'''Treasurer''':

'''Server''': [[User:Agmlego]Andrew Meyer] ???? (????)

== Current Members ==

[[User:Sgowtham|S Gowtham]] Eng. Physics (Sometime in 2006)

[[User:Adamjaskie|Adam Jaskie]] CS (2008)

[[User:Physcofish|Jon Klimowicz]] CS Major (December 2007)

[[User:Freshmen|Andrew Swartzendruber]] CpE Major (2008)

[[User:Void|Andrew Miller]] ??

[[User: Tokyo-18|A'Lisa Krawciw]] CpE/EE Major (2010)

== Alumni ==
[[User:gzphreak|Dan Clark]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:Jon787|Jon DeVree]] CS Major (2006)

[http://khanbo.com Mary Farmer] EE Major (2005)

[[User:spi|Steven Isaacson]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:rsmudge|Raphael Mudge]] CS Major (2004)

[http://www.dingostick.com Adam Shirey] CS Major (2004)

[[User:base16|Justin TerAvest]] CS Major (2005)

[http://xobes.com Andy Zobro] ME Undergrad, Engineering Masters (2005)

[[User:Chong|Timothy Carmean]]

[[User: Techieb0y|Peter Corbett]] CSY Major (2007)

== Past Members ==
[[User:Rachel|Rachel Pierce]] (2004-2005) transfered to [http://www.stolaf.edu/ St. Olaf]

Barkboard

2007-07-08T06:51:21Z

Jon787:

[[Category:Michigan Technological University]]

Web-based message board (http://barkboard.mtu.edu).

Provided as a replacement for the (far superior) usenet service.

The barkboard occasionally recieves celebrity guests like the [[EERC_Tree]] (see its [https://barkboard.mtu.edu/tools/public/main/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1560 profile])

User:Jon787

2007-02-25T06:14:43Z

Jon787: /* Servers I Have Owned */

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki. In an empty jesture he protected his user page from edits... Silly aragirn, I have Wiki Ops.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* AuxTech
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

(Note that all of this was reported and fixed, so even if I told you what I found on these machines it wouldn't do you any good)

User:Jon787

2007-02-25T06:13:45Z

Jon787: /* Servers I Have Owned */

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki. In an empty jesture he protected his user page from edits... Silly aragirn, I have Wiki Ops.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* AuxTech
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

User:Tokyo-18

2007-02-25T06:12:34Z

Jon787:

A'Lisa is also known as Mark and Rainbow Brite. If you want an explanation for the former then hand her a dry erase marker. The latter should be obvious from whatever colors her hair is this week.

Wally (aka [[User:Jon787]]) also calls her Alice as an act of revenger for A'Lisa calling him Wally.

User:Tokyo-18

2007-02-25T06:12:22Z

Jon787:

A'Lisa is also known as Mark and Rainbow Brite. If you want an explanation for the former then hand her a dry erase marker. The latter should be obvious from whatever colors her hair is this week.

Wally (aka [User:Jon787]) also calls her Alice as an act of revenger for A'Lisa calling him Wally.

ResNet

2006-06-21T03:56:07Z

Jon787: under no circumstances is 10base-T ethernet "broadband"

[[Category:Michigan Technological University]]

[[Michigan Technological University|MTU]]'s Residential Network, the internet connection available in on-campus housing.

Residents of Douglass Houghton Hall, Wadsworth Hall, and McNair Hall are provided with a 10Mbps half-duplex Ethernet connection; Daniel Heights residents connect via 16Mbps down x 1MBps up DSL technology.

http://www.resnet.mtu.edu/

Members

2006-05-11T22:24:42Z

Jon787: /* Alumni */ fixed mary's link

== Officers ==
'''President''': [[User:Dark-Fx|Brian McPherson]] CS Major (2007)

'''Vice President''': [[User:macbeth|Michael Moran]] Information Systems (TBA)

'''Secretary''': [[User:Freshmen|Andrew Swartzendruber]] CpE Major (2008)

'''Treasurer''': [[User: Tokyo-18|A'Lisa Krawciw]] CpE/EE Major (2010)

'''Server''': [[User: Techieb0y|Peter Corbett]] CSY Major (2007)

== Current Members ==
[[User:Chong|Timothy Carmean]]

[[User:Sgowtham|S Gowtham]] Eng. Physics (Sometime in 2006)

Christian Jacobsen Applied GeoPhysics Major (2007)

[[User:Adamjaskie|Adam Jaskie]] CS

[[User:Physcofish|Jon Klimowicz]] CS Major (2007?)

[[User:Void|Andrew Miller]] ??

[[User:Aragirn|Kyle Schneider]] SS Major (2008?)

== Alumni ==
[[User:gzphreak|Dan Clark]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:Jon787|Jon DeVree]] CS Major (2006)

[http://khanbo.com Mary Farmer] EE Major (2005)

[[User:spi|Steven Isaacson]] CS Major (2005)

[[User:rsmudge|Raphael Mudge]] CS Major (2004)

[http://www.dingostick.com Adam Shirey] CS Major (2004)

[[User:base16|Justin TerAvest]] CS Major (2005)

[http://xobes.com Andy Zobro] ME Undergrad, Engineering Masters (2005)

== Past Members ==
[[User:Rachel|Rachel Pierce]] (2004-2005) transfered to [http://www.stolaf.edu/ St. Olaf]

User:Aragirn

2006-05-11T22:23:26Z

Jon787: Reverted edits by Aragirn (Aragirn); changed back to last version by Jon787

== Who am I? ==
[[Image:Cimg0874.jpg|thumbnail|320px|right|Awwww so cute]]
Name: Kyle Schneider 
Location: Houghton, MI 
School: [http://mtu.edu Michigan Technological University] 
Occupation: College Student 
Major: [http://www.ss.mtu.edu Social Sciences] 
Concentration: Secondary Education

== Contact Info ==
Web Page: [http://aragirn.net aragirn.net] 
Email: kwschnei [at] mtu.edu 
Email: aragirn [at] aragirn.net 
AIM: aragirn 
MSN: k_w_s_1 [at] hotmail.com 
Yahoo: kschneider2003 [at] yahoo.com 
ICQ: 86864460 
Jabber: aragirn [at] lug.mtu.edu 

== /dev/random ==
[http://www.last.fm/user/aragirn/ What I'm listening to] 
[http://flickr.com/photos/aragirn flickr] 
[http://gallery.aragirn.net Gallery]

Jon DeVree

2006-05-11T22:22:02Z

Jon787:

#REDIRECT [[User:Jon787]]

User:Jon787

2006-05-11T22:18:04Z

Jon787:

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki. In an empty jesture he protected his user page from edits... Silly aragirn, I have Wiki Ops.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

User:Jon787

2006-05-11T22:17:19Z

Jon787:

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

Another hobby is being in an edit-war with [[User:aragirn|aragirn]] about whether or not [[:Image:Cimg0874.jpg|this]] picture should be in his profile on the wiki.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

User:Jon787

2006-05-11T22:10:17Z

Jon787:

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Michigan Tech in 2006. I was also one of the LUG server admins during my time at MTU.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers. I have also written some [http://tesla.homelinux.net/projects/nfsclient/ toys] that aren't allowed on the MTU computer network.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. (They call it the Nightmare File System for a reason)

Robert Pastel

2006-02-20T18:40:37Z

Jon787: he has 4 patents, probably alot more publications too (but I'm not counting those)

Robert Pastel is a Computer Science Professor at [[Michigan_Technological_University|Michigan Technological University]]. Known in the field of computer interface/interaction for his thirty-two publications and four patents. Dr. Pastel is also the LUG's faculty advisor.

==Mispronunciations==

* Assmentope

* Addmentode

* Assmentoticly

* Iterinteritable

* Gooder word

* Armortization, Armortized Analysis, etc.,

==Coding==

* If you write code like this, I don't only suggest, but I give you permission to go home and shoot yourself.

* Pops is a beautiful object oriented programmer.

* I had it right. Well damn you all!

* That's what we want; full, bushy trees.

* When we get to the trees, then we go down.

* JAVA has a priority queue, it's called PriorityQueue.

* One of the key things is knowing where the insert position is.

* Why don't I like that? Because it would totally work.

* Oh! Oh! I understand... Your just not giving me a complete answer

* Why don't I like that, because it would totaly work.

==Conversations==
* [reply to being asked why he lived in the university's student apartments]
:I do not need a house, only a room with a computer.

* What happened?!?!
:I think you forgot to plug it in. (student refering to the overhead projector)

* [students talking in the background]
:Who has that deep loud voice? - It's a real nice voice. (seductively)

* What is the height of a complete tree given n?
:three?
:No! Log n! (sighs)

==Miscellanious==

* He has a really ulgly face.

* Whats the nude?

* I was totaly used!

* Thats beating a dead horse.

* I got so used to people not taking notes, I get upset when they do.

Robert Pastel

2006-02-20T18:28:04Z

Jon787: Copied from wikiquotes.org

Robert Pastel is a Computer Science Professor at [[Michigan_Technological_University|Michigan Technological University]]. Known in the field of computer interface/interaction for his thirty-two publications and two patents. Dr. Pastel is also the LUG's faculty advisor.

==Mispronunciations==

* Assmentope

* Addmentode

* Assmentoticly

* Iterinteritable

* Gooder word

* Armortization, Armortized Analysis, etc.,

==Coding==

* If you write code like this, I don't only suggest, but I give you permission to go home and shoot yourself.

* Pops is a beautiful object oriented programmer.

* I had it right. Well damn you all!

* That's what we want; full, bushy trees.

* When we get to the trees, then we go down.

* JAVA has a priority queue, it's called PriorityQueue.

* One of the key things is knowing where the insert position is.

* Why don't I like that? Because it would totally work.

* Oh! Oh! I understand... Your just not giving me a complete answer

* Why don't I like that, because it would totaly work.

==Conversations==
* [reply to being asked why he lived in the university's student apartments]
:I do not need a house, only a room with a computer.

* What happened?!?!
:I think you forgot to plug it in. (student refering to the overhead projector)

* [students talking in the background]
:Who has that deep loud voice? - It's a real nice voice. (seductively)

* What is the height of a complete tree given n?
:three?
:No! Log n! (sighs)

==Miscellanious==

* He has a really ulgly face.

* Whats the nude?

* I was totaly used!

* Thats beating a dead horse.

* I got so used to people not taking notes, I get upset when they do.

Irc moderation

2006-01-13T15:18:18Z

Jon787:

If you do not currently have an account, please see the main page.

Currently for #mtu (#linux has not been a problem and #pr0n will remain unmoderated to all but Personal/Group attacks).

IRC Moderation guidelines:

For:
#Personal/Group attacks
#NSFW postings
#Spamming

Actions:
#Offending user given a warning
#Offending user kicked from channel
#Offending user kick-banned from channel
#Offending user kick-banned from server
#Offending user reported to abuse@mtu.edu with message logs

Resolution:
#Join #ops or email the IRC admins directly (type /admin to see who they are)
#Email president and cc VP

Irc moderation

2006-01-13T15:17:53Z

Jon787:

If you do not currently have an account, please see the main page.

Currently for #mtu (#linux has not been a problem and #pr0n will remain unmoderated to all but Personal/Group attacks).

IRC Moderation guidelines:

For:
#Personal/Group attacks
#NSFW postings
#Spamming

Actions:
#Offending user given a warning
#Offending user kicked from channel
#Offending user kick-banned from channel
#Offending user kick-banned from server
#Offending user reported to abuse@mtu.edu with message logs

Resolution:
#Join #ops
#Email the IRC admins directly, type '/admin' to see who they are
#Email president and cc VP

User:Aragirn

2005-12-23T06:53:14Z

Jon787: edit fight!

User:Jon787

2005-12-19T22:49:12Z

Jon787: /* Servers I Have Owned */

[[Image:Jadevree.png|thumb|MTU TechID Photo]]

My name is Jon DeVree. I am a senior in Computer Science here at MTU and act as the IRC operator on the LUG server. Some people say I wasn't elected to my position as IRC Op. I would like to point out that I recieved just as many votes as our [[User:Aragirn|new president]] and unlike him, I didn't vote myself into office.

My main field of interest is computer security and occassionally the LUG even convinces me to write an [[WEP|article]] on it. I run [[Debian]] Linux on my computers.

== Links ==
*[http://tesla.homelinux.net/ Personal Site]
*[http://www.livejournal.com/users/jon787/ LiveJournal]
*[[Wikipedia:User:Jon787|Wikipedia User Page]]

== Pages I 'Own' ==
*[[EERC_Tree|EERC Tree]]
*[[ISO_login|ISO Login]]
*[[IRC]]
*[[WEP]]
*[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Special:Contributions|target=Jon787}} Full list of pages I have edited]

== Servers I Have Owned ==
* ME Print Server
* Network Attached Storage - EMC Celerra
* [[ISO login]]
* [[User:Dark-Fx|Dark's]]
* [[LDAP]]
* As I explained to my professor in Computer and Network Security, the entire CS Dept if I really wanted to. I've now been forbidden by the sysadmin from discussing such matters with her.

User:Aragirn

2005-12-19T22:44:44Z

Jon787: