[Planning] Re: I would like to give a talk to the Los Angeles Linux User

[Dan Kegel]

No, he hasn't written back.  Maybe you should start
planning a talk for that day.  If he gets back
to us in the next week or so, we can still give
him the slot, otherwise I'm tempted to say it's yours,
or at least that you get the first half-hour.
- Dan

SML wrote:
> Has there been a confirmation?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> /SML
> 
> 
> 
> 
>>Hi Brantley,
>>still interested in speaking on March 15th at LULA?  It's time
>>to lock down the slot and put out publicity, so please
>>let us know if you're still planning to be here.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Dan
>>
>>Brantley Coile wrote:
>>
>>>Dan,
>>>
>>>What about March 15th?
>>>
>>>  Brantley
>>>
>>>
>>>-------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>-----
>>>
>>>Subject: Re: I would like to give a talk to the Los Angeles Linux
>>>User From: Dan Kegel <dank at kegel.com>
>>>Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 21:36:12 -0800
>>>To: Brantley Coile <brantley at coraid.com>
>>>
>>>Brantley Coile wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I got your contact information from your website, www.lalugs.org,
>>>
>>>and> I wanted to see if I could come visit.  Weeks ago I gave a
>>>technical> talk to the North Dallas Linux Users Group about our
>>>EtherDrive> storage blades.  We had a great discussion and everyone
>>>seemed to have> a good time.  The EtherDrive storage blades are a way
>>>to connect disk> drives directly on an Ethernet network.  A GPL
>>>device driver for Linux> competes the picture by making the disks
>>>appear local.  We've defined> a new protocol, AoE or
>>>ATA-over-Ethernet, to do this.>
>>>
>>>>EtherDrive storage blades are like Storage Area Network but much,
>>>
>>>much> less expensive.  Now the Linux community can do a lot of nifty
>>>things> that were too expensive before.
>>>
>>>>I would love to come and give a technical talk to Los Angeles Linux
>>>>User Groups about AoE and EtherDrives.
>>>>
>>>>Check out our website http://www.coraid.com for a closer look. 
>>>
>>>Email> me so we can figure a time when I can come by.
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi Brantley,
>>>ok, we'd love to have you.   Four groups
>>>to choose from in Los Angeles are lula.org (3rd Tuesday), sgvlug.org
>>>
>>>(2nd Thursday),
>>>lilax.org? (2nd Saturday), and uuasc-la (1st Thursday).   All of
>>>them are shoestring operations, and attendence depends crucially on
>>>good publicity, so we'd want to line this up 60 days in advance if
>>>possible.   I help schedule for Lula; do you want to commit
>>>there for February, say?
>>>- Dan



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