[ietf79-tech] Fwd: Re: [codesprints] Maastricht Codesprint Evaluation

[Russ Housley]

Marcia assigned a room other than the terminal room because sh felt that
the terminal room was essentially a hallway.  She thought it would have
been difficult for the codesprint to be effective in that space.

Russ

On 9/18/2010 2:36 PM, Jim Martin wrote:
> 	It's always been the case in the past. What was the reasoning for not doing it there in Maastricht, and did it prove to be a good move?
> 
> 	- Jim
> On Sep 18, 2010, at 11:34 AM, Karen O'Donoghue wrote:
> 
>>  I personally think holding the codesprint in the terminal room makes a 
>> lot of sense if at all possible.
>>
>> On 9/18/10 11:13 AM, Russ Housley wrote:
>>>>> Please consider this situation when you put together the network in Beijing.
>>>>> From: Tony Hansen<tony at att.com>
>>>>>> I personally spent more time diagnosing wireless connectivity issues
>>>>>> than being productive. A few hardwired connections would have been useful.
>>>> you want us also provide a lot of wired and be done with it, or to spend
>>>> more pre-debugging wireless.
>>>>
>>>> but i think the sprinters are more linux, and we probably still have problems
>>>> with some variants.  so a lot of wires would probably be smart.
>>> I do not know what room will be used for the codesprint.  If it is the
>>> terminal room, then lots of wires is easy.  If it is some place else,
>>> then we'll need to evaluate.  It is clear that some wires will be helpful.
>>>
>>> Russ
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