On Wednesday, 11 January 2006 at 17:54:23 -0800, Lee Ann Spalteholz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My name is Roger Spalteholz Jr. I dont see my last name too often,
You sure it isn't Groucho?
Sorry, but this does sound like a line out of Animal Crackers...
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Hi,
My name is Roger Spalteholz Jr. I dont see my last name too often, actually never. Are you related is some way to me. I would be interested in talking with you. Please e-mail me at
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Roger A Spalteholz Jr
Disclaimer: I've never used knoppix, this is basically just what I've
heard from confused newbies on #debian :-)
On Sun, Mar 02, 2003 at 02:28:45PM +0700, Brian Durant wrote:
> I didn't want to butt onto someone else's thread, I hope I did this the
> right way 8-) I have tried the Knoppix CD to t
On March 2, 2003 06:43 am, Brian Durant wrote:
> The only thing interesting that I found, was with the "dmesg" command.
> The response was "eth0: Media Link Off". I have run into this response
> with Deb 3 rev. 1 as well. Don't know what it means one of the replies
> from the thread stated that it
Other network cards are not an option. There is no expansion bay and the
Ethernet card is built into the motherboard. The only alternative is a
USB to Ethernet device of some sort. The Celvin is kind of a PC version
of the iMac.
Cheers,
Brian
Burkhard Ritter wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2003, Brian
I have tried this. It doesn't seem to work, unfortunately. The only
alternative is getting a 25 ft. Ethernet cable and trying to run this
through the house, but as I said in an earlier posting, this problem
seems to be a Linux SiS 900 driver problem as Win 98SE works just fine.
Cheers,
Brian
On March 2, 2003 02:06 am, Brian Durant wrote:
> I checked Knoppix' web site, which directed to a page with "cheat
> codes". I gave the command "knoppix noapic" at the boot prompt.
> When the system started, I used "netcartconfig" to get the system
> to broadcast a DHCP something or other. Unlike t
On Sun, 2 Mar 2003, Brian Durant wrote:
> Yes, it worked with Win 98 SE, until I erased the hard disk. I erased
> the hard disk because too many bad, local techs had been mucking around
> in it. The computer simply needed a clean install. I thought I would try
> something different like Linux.
Yes, it worked with Win 98 SE, until I erased the hard disk. I erased
the hard disk because too many bad, local techs had been mucking around
in it. The computer simply needed a clean install. I thought I would try
something different like Linux. I have tried Mandrake 9, Xandros 1, SuSE
7.3 and
On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 11:43, Brian Durant wrote:
> The only thing interesting that I found, was with the "dmesg" command.
> The response was "eth0: Media Link Off". I have run into this response
> with Deb 3 rev. 1 as well. Don't know what it means one of the replies
> from the thread stated tha
The only thing interesting that I found, was with the "dmesg" command.
The response was "eth0: Media Link Off". I have run into this response
with Deb 3 rev. 1 as well. Don't know what it means one of the replies
from the thread stated that it wasn't even in the source code!
Cheers,
Brian
Rob
I checked Knoppix' web site, which directed to a page with "cheat
codes". I gave the command "knoppix noapic" at the boot prompt. When the
system started, I used "netcartconfig" to get the system to broadcast a
DHCP something or other. Unlike the other computers on my WAN/LAN that I
have tried
Brian Durant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The reply from Knoppix was: "Could not find kernel image noacpi." I am
> using KNOPPIX_V3.1-2003-01-20-EN.iso.
This means that Knoppix believes you want to load a kernel named noapic,
which is not what you want ;-) You want the knoppix default kernel an
Thanks Robert,
The reply from Knoppix was: "Could not find kernel image noacpi." I am
using KNOPPIX_V3.1-2003-01-20-EN.iso.
I have also noted that KDE doesn't load. On boxes with not enough RAM, a
swap file is created and then KDE fails at startup. On my box, I have
500 MB RAM and KDE still doe
Brian Durant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have tried the Knoppix CD to test out some SiS 900 driver and DHCP
> problems on my daughter's computer. Even though it didn't work [...]
I had SiS 900 problems too and found that one must use kernel 2.4.20
*without* ACPI for it to work (on my system h
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