Last updated on: November 25, 2004.
Please send all response concerning the 'day' to: BYOCG@mibv.com.
Below is a list of stuff that might be useful to bring along.
The list is split between Computer
Gear and Non Computer
Gear.
At the bottom is a list of the
gear that was present during previous events.
Any suggestions ? Mail them !
Computers, peripherals, monitors, Joysticks and alike, UTP- coax- telephone-cables, splitters, hubs, connectors, network-adapters, tv's, webcams, video's, beamers audio-gear, music, servers (Novell, NT, Linux, Wingate, OS2, OS/9?,...), PlayStaions, Sega-Saturn, PalmPilots/PDA's, printers, books, software (ALL software you've got), power- and ordinary tools, CB's, ...
Your colleagues.
Not all participants have independent transport that they can
bring their gear with to the event.
On the Participation page you can
see who lack their own transport.
Lighting/Adapters.
At some locations the lighting is not really optimal to say the
least. In order to create that special atmosphere, you might want
to bring a few lamps along with you. Adapters also always come in
handy to hook up your machine to that one remaining outlet.
Sleeping gear.
For example and inflatable bed, sleepingbag etc.
Food, drink and be marry.
Although we might have ample time to do some grocery shopping
it's always a good idea to bring some stuff to get you through
the first few hours.
Computers, oa 386, 486, P133, P166, PII-233, PII-450, Compac
DAT-tape, PalmPilot, various monitors (working and non-working),
network-adapters (UTP & BNC), Coax/UTP-cabling, 5/8/10/16
port hub, several adapters, telephoneline, Joysticks and alike,
PlayStation, Sega-Saturn, servers (Novell, Linux, OS/9?), 100
empty CD's, Videocards, I/O cards, HD's, computercases,
motherboards (386/486), tv, audio-gear, beamer, 'music',
videotape, DVD's, printers, books, software (partly), tools,
CB's, WebCam, ...