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* NodeFreeFunk -- back online and reflashed |
* NodeHancock -- back online, host is inquiring about improving the range of his household network (i.e. not the PTP one). * NodeFreeFunk -- (an MR24) back online and reflashed |
Location: Jitsi
Date and Time: Wednesday, March 17, 2021, 5:30pm-8:00pm
Scribe: You
Roll Call: Them
Agenda
- Pick location for next weekly
- Node notes:
NodeBuffaloGap -- ap4, in the front corner room was offline due to a failed power supply, replaced it. --RussellSenior
NodeHancock -- back online, host is inquiring about improving the range of his household network (i.e. not the PTP one).
NodeFreeFunk -- (an MR24) back online and reflashed
NodeLuckyLabNW -- reflashed, but didn't come back online by itself (details below);
- Other MR24 gateways reflashed:
Turns out, there are DHCP servers (I am looking at you TrendNet) that violate RFC2132 and recent OpenWrt's busybox udhcpc doesn't like that. Russell created a patch that works around the problem, submitted upstream to busybox and openwrt.
City of Portland apparently has $217 million from Section 602 of the American Recovery Act of 2021, see in particular 602(c)(1)(D), which says a valid USE OF FUNDS is "to make necessary investments in water, sewer, or broadband infrastructure". It is possible Multnomah County also has funds allocated, though I haven't heard that directly.
Congressman Clyburn has proposed a bill spending $90+ billion on broadband HR1783
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Notes
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