Dear lknoppix and debian user*s list.
Thank you for all your answers. There is enough for a partly blind and
very old man (79) to work through in the next week.
Linux is quite different from the open system, I am used to be on. I have
noticed that Linux uses several partitions on the disk, wher
On 17-04-2015 06:33, Hans dinsen-hansen wrote:
I am an old NetBSD-user, and have decided to scrap my Windows
partitions. I have tried several Linux versions. Only two of them
had some kind of success. Debian 7.8.0 and KNOPPIX 7.4.2. The
Debian CD wanted me to find the firmware b43/ucode15.fw
0wn is indeed the program you're looking for to install Knoppix to
hard-drive, though it has many shortcomings compared to the Debian
Installer, including, but not limited to:
-No easy way of setting up a separate home partition or wiping just a
root partition from an old Linux install and using a
On 04/17/2015 05:33 AM, Hans dinsen-hansen wrote:
> I would best like to use Knoppix as my base-system, but I cannot find
> out how to transfer its boot version to my hard disk. All I find on
> the internet are explanations on how to transfer earlier versions of
> Knoppix as boot-loadable version
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 11:33:12AM +0200, Hans dinsen-hansen wrote:
> I am an old NetBSD-user, and have decided to scrap my Windows
> partitions. I have tried several Linux versions. Only two of them
> had some kind of success. Debian 7.8.0 and KNOPPIX 7.4.2. The
> Debian CD wanted me to find
I am an old NetBSD-user, and have decided to scrap my Windows
partitions. I have tried several Linux versions. Only two of them
had some kind of success. Debian 7.8.0 and KNOPPIX 7.4.2. The
Debian CD wanted me to find the firmware b43/ucode15.fw and
b43-open/ucode15.fw. I have in vain tried t
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