can't use with more than one computer at a time, anyone else with this issue? solutions?

Hi everyone,
I was sorely disappointed that I couldnt make it to the Air Jaldi summit but I had the pleasure of attending a session earlier with the WSFII delegation here in New Delhi.

An interview with Chander shekhar Goyal,Director of CSG Netwrok Pvt Ltd -a telecom system Manufacturer and Integrators at Air Jaldi Summit 2006, Dharmshala, Himachal Pradesh

Jagdish Singh : Tell Me some thing about your self ?

Chander Sekhar Goyal: I am currently director of CSG Netwrok Pvt Ltd. and presesident of Rain Technology India Ltd. I have 35 years experience in wireless technology. I have covered HF, VHF,VHF Micro Satellite, dedicated to RF. I want to help the growth of telecommunication industry in our country. We have exhibited our products and services in many countries like Singapore, Tashkent, Alma-Ata. On domestic front we have been regularly participating in trade fairs across different parts of country. We really want all enterprises to grow with help of emerging trends in Wi-Fi connectivity. On our part, we would expect other organizations to grow using these modern Communication tools and CSG, is all set to provide consultancy, system support, good quality products at affordable prices. People, thinking about adopting or integrating, these components, are welcome to discuss any technical issue or problem with our support team.

Jagdish Singh : Tell us about your inclination to venture into this domain of Wi-Fi and your academic background ?

Chander Sekhar Goyal: I am an electronic engineer from BITS Pilani and then I did my master in Sciece from IIS Banglore. I satarted my career from Bharat Electronics. Right from the beginning, I had an affinity towards then mystical world of wireless. I was always fascinated by Wireless ,.For me, It has always been very amazing and fascinated field. It is good to be at Dharmshala, participating in Air Jaldi Summit 2006. It is my second visit here and Mr. Yahel Ben-David, who is incharge of this summit and now friend of mine, is using CSG froducts for Dharmshala wireless mesh network.

Jagdish Singh: Tell us about your clients base or diversity of users spectrum, who are using these technology and CSG products?

Hi,
After attending, firs two days of AirJaldi Summit 2006, at Dharmshala on 23rd and 24th Oct, 2006, I have just reached at home at Chandigarh.

I must congratulate Air Jaldi Team for organizing such a wonderful and life time enlightening event.

Address by Dr. Richard Stallman, father of Open Source Movement, was quite inspiring and an eye opener in various aspects.
Added to this,presence of young old man David R Hughes, Colonel (Ret) USA, was enough to fuel the motivation of all with single line "If you can connect up by wireless from Everest, you ought to be able to connect up
anywhere"
Interactions with Tracey Lauriawlt,from Canada working with community around through ICT,, Electra from Germany-imparting knowlege about small but cost effective FM Radio Transmission Circuits among community members and Thomas Thaler - a Radio Journalist, from Australia were worth the experience.
And from the very start of Summit, at the gate of Upper TCV, Kaku , Chai Wala was there to greet all, with his traidmark Tea and smile.
Kaku was the last person, who gave us departing tea without taking money and asking when you will come back..
So was Munshi Ram, Care Taker at H.P.P.W.D -Guest House, Dharmshala, who readily served homely food, during our stay there..

Officially launched in March 2006, the Inveneo Communications System is an integrated set of information and communication technology (ICT) products and software developed to foster information sharing and interaction within communities around the world who have little or no access to electricity or communications.

The Inveneo Communications System is a low-maintenance, solar-powered personal computer (PC) and communications system that integrates what designers describe as reliable hardware and secure, easy-to-use, open-source software.

The system is designed to resist dust, moisture and heat. It is powered on a high-capacity battery (12V DC) to ensure consistent operation, even when power sources such as solar, hydro, wind, or a bicycle generator are unreliable.

Source:http://www.comminit.com/trends/ctrends2006/trends-293.html

Hi,
I am excited to core about my participation in AirJaldi Summit 2006, to be held at Dharamsala, India, from October 22-25.
Keenly waiting for the final details.
I am a free lance web developer with skills in LAMP or FOSS. In the past, have been associated with science related promotional activities among students communities.
Hope to see you all at Dharamsala...
After participation I wish to replicate Dharmasala Wireless Mess at some village sites in District Solan-India.
All sort of help is solicited with due acknowledgement in advance.

Greetings form New Zealand. I'm the mad scientist behind USB based "Poor Man's WiFi" => www.usbwifi.orcon.net.nz , but have only just run across TibTech & looming conference. Happy to be involved at this late stage, perhaps even running a workshop.

Saw this call for a Sysadmin from TibTec. Hope to work for TibTec and in the
meantime have to follow up my ham radio license renewal issue. Maybe try to
experiment Packet radio using the home-brew modem and baycom sometime from one
of these remote locations!

Yesterday - May 23rd, 2006 The Tibetan Technology Center (TibTec) held its first board of directors meeting. This was a historic moment for the exile Tibetan community as TibTec is the first registered Tibetan ICT (Information and Communication Technology) company.

Tibetan Technology Center (P) Ltd. is a not-for-profit venture supported by Tibetan Children’s Villages.

Mr. Dhondup Namgyal, has been appointed the customer support manager (and also a part time accountant).

Tashi Delek Friends

It's time to say byebye. My last day has come in Dharamsala. On Saturday, July 1st, I will be leaving to the Sera Mahayana University in the south of India.

Thank you very much for all the kindness and cooperation during my classes. I had a wonderful time in Dharamsala and it was an extraordinary experience for me.

I like to thank Yahel, Phuntsok and Donam from the Tibetan Technology Center for the organisation of my classes and all the extra help. It would not have happened without your effort!

All the very best to everybody and stay tuned regarding computing.

Frank

hello everyone,
I have one apache server on LAN. Apache is install on XP Pro and i have some web page on it. I can view the page from local server. How can i access that page from another computer on network. i tried by doing http://server's IP of LAN but i couldn''t do it.
Can any one tell me how to solve that problem?

thanks
Pema

Last week all local members of DITG joined together for a tea party at Bhagsu.
Thanks for Summit-Adventures for hosting us at their restaurant.
A special thanks for Yael, for baking a home-made cake for the guests.

The Hon. Thupten Samdup had made important remarks and had revived the spirit of DITG activism. It was very exciting to see everyone together and listen to Sam’s very encouraging talk. Yahel & Phuntsok, gave a report about the progress of the Mesh project and the Tibetan Technology Center, as well as shared some of its future plans with the members.

We are looking forward for the next gathering.

Thanks everybody for coming!

Yahel & Phuntsok.

OOPS my mistake.. The set target is 50% by 2015.

AMD recieved the 2005 Equality Award Laureate from the Tech Museum.
They might look at the infra structure you created at the center to help them achieve the target of 50% at 2050

Project Overview:

AMD's initiative to enable affordable Internet access and computing capabilities for 50 percent of the world population by the year 2015. With world population estimated to reach 7.2 billion people in 2015, and the current Internet penetration at approximately 15 percent, there is tremendous potential for 50x15 on a global scale to bring billions of people into the digital age. These individuals do not have access to the vast amount of information, education and productivity the Internet and computers provide. AMD is determined to reshape those numbers with various products and solutions.

Problem Addressed:

The Internet plays such a fundamental role in our lives today that for many of us, imagining the world without it is nearly impossible. We rely on the Internet to enhance communication, education, productivity, business, entertainment and much more. But today, only about 15 percent of the world's six billion people have access to the Internet and the economy it is helping to drive. This not only prevents people in high-growth and developing regions from realizing greater educational, social and business opportunities, it also limits the opportunities for their country's economic growth and participation in the global economy.

Technology Solution:

AMD has developed the Personal Internet Connector (PIC) -- a low-cost, consumer-friendly, managed device that will put technology into the hands of first-time users in high-growth markets around the world. The innovative technology in the PIC provides an affordable way for families across the globe to have access to the Internet. The PIC contains basic productivity tools (such as a word processor and spreadsheet), and the ability to view images, multimedia files and standard format documents. With Internet connectivity, it also facilitates Web browsing, instant messaging and e-mail capabilities. Tech Award Laureates

You might want to look at the following:

Nominations for the 2006 Tech Museum Awards: Technology Benefiting Humanity are now open. For more information and nomination forms, visit www.techawards.org.

Limor

Pictures of the SFT Dharamsala's demonstration at the main square in McLeog Ganj...http://photobucket.com/albums/f369/krasskatt/20060214SFTprotest/
More info at: http://noluv4google.com/article.php?id=801

One of the technological achievements during the teachings, was it’s simultaneous translation into 5 languages. We have built 5 sound-proof booths for the translators: Each booth was equipped with a TV monitor displaying a live-feed of H.H. The Dalai Lama's Face, Headphones with H.H. Voice and a fan (to ease the terrible heat). In addition, each booth had a microphone which was fed into a professional sound-mixing console.

Freddy at the sound console - ©Photo by Yahel.

English_____96.0 Mhz Chinese____103.0 Mhz Amdo________88.0 Mhz Russian_____91.8 Mhz Italian____107.0 Mhz Professional FM-stereo Broadcast Transmitter FM Broadcast transmitters over monks

VHF Broadcast antenna

Thousands of FM receivers where distributed to the crowds. The professional setup enabled crystal-clear translations to be heard over 1km away from the teaching site. Due to the immense heat, some people chose to stay away from the teaching site, while listening to the teachings on their FM radios, seated in the fancy Chonor-House restaurant or other cooler location of their choice.
We hope that the professional setup at this event will raise the quality standards for future translations of H.H. Teachings in India.

Uplink truck – for live TV broadcast over satellite

For details about the Kalachakra initiation see: http://www.dalailama.com/page.22.htm

Temporary cellular antennas - Unfinished Buddha statue in the background.	Pioneers from TibTec team arrived at Amaravati on December 27th to help the organizing committee with technical related issues. The following day we have setup a WiFi Internet access for use by the many laptops of the staff. The network is encrypted using WPA2 to prevent any unauthorized access. Total bandwidth to the Internet of 2Mbps, is provided by BSNL. "Kalachakra" Cell-site ID
More temporary, low height, cell sites.	Airtel's temporary cell-site

When planning the Kalachakra about six months ago, we feared that the available cellular networks in the small town will collapse due to the high sudden load. I’m happy to say that the local cellular companies learned about the event and all started to erect temporary cell-sites last week. Andra Pradesh is covered by six cellular companies. Five GSM operators: Airtel, Hutch, Idea, BSNL, Tata-indicom and one CDMA operator: Reliance. At present there are 18 additional temporary sector antennas which where added for the Kalachakra event. Airtel added two cell sites around the teaching area and they also give away free SIM cards for Kalachakra visitors; all you need to buy is a pre-paid recharge coupon.