With my Drupal 6 installation upgraded to the latest patch level, I've decided to make an effort and move the last Drupal 4 site up to Drupal 6 by Christmas. As I commented before, this isn't an easy task, as the site has a fair amount of content that I don't want to lose, and uses features that I don't want to disable. And I can't move directly to Drupal 6; I have to transition through Drupal 5 first.

The move will occur in two parts:

1. move the site from Drupal 4 to Drupal 5, and get most of the bugs out there, and

Zellers is selling a Linux-based Netbook for Christmas. The "Very Personal Computer" from Fidelity Electronics goes for $150 CAD.

It features

• 2 USB ports,
• a single SD/SDHC card slot,
• integrated microphone and speaker,
• 10/100 wired Ethernet port,
• Wifi networking,
• a 7" LCD/TFT screen @ 800 x 480 resolution,
• lithium battery rated for 2 hours continuous use, and an AC adaptor,

Well, that didn't last. I got to thinking about my incoming context, and how I wanted it to work. Right now, it answers the PSTN, rings all the house phones, and hangs up (with a goodbye message, on occassion). I don't like that script much, and it is time to change that around a bit.

Let's go over that again, and I'll point out what I don't like.

1. The PSTN line rings, and the IP04 Answer()s it. There's an audible hesitation when the IP04 picks up the line