Looking for a Linux geek in Holland/Amsterdam

[Emil Oppeln-Bronikowski]

	Hi there, fellow Linux users/hackers.

	My friend got herself a new laptop, and she asked us to help her with 
installation, because it was systemless computer. As you may guess, Ubuntu it 
was. She love it (at least that what she told me;-) and starts to "get it". 

	She's currently studing in Holand, Amsterdam and this is the root of my 
problem. You see, this laptop has bcm43xx WiFi card. It was "working" in 
Poland, with my AP, but it seems to have some problems in Holland. It's very 
hard for me to troubleshoot it, and we even did a terminal/iwconfig session. 
I'm guessing that guy who setup Netgear router did something stupid (becasue 
even when she's hanging from eth cable, DHCP seems to not provide any data, 
but she's a smart woman, so she "borrowed" network setting from other 
computer.)

	If anyone live in Amsterdam and could help me with fixing this WiFi problem 
-- please, reply this letter. If you can't help, but you know someone who 
can, do me a favor and forward this e-mail.

	I'll repay you with a sixpack of Tyskie. Well, you would've to wait a month 
or two, but it's worth to wait. ;-) Tyskie was tested on Ubuntu dictator[1], 
and made him smile. ;-)

[1] http://bronikowski.com/upload/mark.jpg

-- 
 Emil Oppeln-Bronikowski, http://bronikowski.com

 "Wisdom comes from experience. Experience is often 
 a result of lack of wisdom."