[COLUG] Panera and/or Easton Wifi

Mark Richards mrichards at novell.com
Thu Apr 24 12:25:17 EDT 2008


I have spent many hours and days at both Panera(s) and Cup of Joe at Easton.  Both work well with my openSUSE and SUSE Enterprise Desktops.  I have found that the Easton Wireless is a little flaky with the Intel IPW3945 chipset.  You can connect with no issues, but after a little while you will get dropped.  You can quickly reconnect, but it get annoying.

I have also found that between the hours of 11:30-2p, most Paneras have issues getting you an ipaddress.  This is not a Linux issue.

Mark

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Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 23:55:19 -0400
From: jep200404 <jep200404 at columbus.rr.com>
Subject: Re: [COLUG] Panera and/or Easton Wifi
To: Central OH Linux User Group <colug432 at colug.net>
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"Scott Merrill" wrote:

> Panera at Easton ... Ubuntu Ohio "release party"

How friendly is Panera's Wifi for Linux clients? 
What does it require? Login? Javascript? Java? Flash? 

I've heard that Easton has Wifi coverage. 
What does it require? Login? Javascript? Java? Flash? 






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