This Saturday, Luke leaves us for good to embark on a new adventure as a firmware hacker. He has been with us since early September 2007. He stayed at my house, drank all my beer, stole my girlfriend(s), and made an invaluable contribution to the cause of OLPC in Nepal and perhaps internationally. When Luke [...]

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We lost electricity for a period this afternoon and were at a loss about how to occupy ourselves without Internet access. Om ji volunteered his camera for some team photos. The OLE Nepal team spends so much time together and come so far that it was time we document how the team has grown. Nepal’s [...]

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We are very excited to have two new volunteers working with us to advance the OLPC project in Nepal. They come from very different backgrounds but with the common goal to improve education for the world’s poorest, and umm, of course they are also excited to work with super cool technology. Dev Mohanty (left) and [...]

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Here is the network structure for the school server with proxy setup. # vi /etc/sysctl.conf make net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1 service network restart Then ip-forwarding through ip-tables # iptables –table nat –append POSTROUTING –out-interface eth0 -j MASQUERADE # iptables –append FORWARD –in-interface eth2 -j ACCEPT squid install and cofigure squid ——————–squid.conf————————————- http_port 3128 transparent hierarchy_stoplist cgi-bin [...]

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Today Ace Institute of Management hosted the second OLPC game jam organized by OLE Nepal. Students and enthusiasts from various schools got a chance to learn the basics of Suqeak to create simple applications. Participants were shown how to make a simple car game. Each participants had to get a car moving, with a steering [...]

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