Thx for your input, I'll try it when I have more time then now!

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WARR - Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Raketentechnik und Raumfahrt
(WARR - scientific working group for rocket technology and space travel)

Some news (books and links) to the intrested,

Knoppix Hacks (book)
100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools
By Kyle Rankin
1st Edition October 2004
Series: Hacks
ISBN: 0-596-00787-6
336 pages, $29.95 US, $43.95 CA, £20.95 UK

Knoppix Komplete (upcoming book)
by Samuel Hart
Paperback: 330 pages Publisher: Hentzenwerke Publishing (March 1, 2005) ISBN: 1930919565

Moving to Linux: Kiss the Blue Screen of Death Goodbye! (Uses Knoppix)
by Marcel Gagne
Paperback: 368 pages Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; Bk&CD-Rom edition (August 7, 2003) ISBN: 0321159985 Product Dimensions: 9.3 x 7.0 x 0.9 inches

KNOPPIX - dedicated website -
http://www.knoppix.net/

KNOPPIX Tutorial
http://www.eleli.de/knoppix/docs/tutorial/english/

KNOPPIX 3.7 is out
http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13354

KNOPPIX AMD 64 bit port
http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11297

Using and Customizing Knoppix (article)
by Robert Bernier
http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2003/11/20/knoppix.html

KNOPPIX HELP
http://www.marcelgagne.com/KBSODG/knoppixhelp.html

Greetings from Belgium ;-))

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@ Mr. Utzig

Sorry that I did reply you in German, but I was a little bit confused.
I advise you to do a search on the internet with - KNOPPIX WLAN -

The following URL contains some info concerning WLAN - KNOPPIX

http://at76c503a.berlios.de/distro_debian.html

Greetings to you from Belgium ;-))

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> http://a9.com/knoppix?submit=+GO+&a=ob
>
Thx for the positive input - good forum -

Grtz ;-))
- Keep good software free to the people -

http://a9.com/knoppix?submit=+GO+&a=ob

> > 3. Linux - Installation, Konfiguration, Anwendung, 6. Auflage,
> Addison-Wesley,
> > ISBN 382-7318-548, 1318 Seiten, inkl. 2 CD-ROMs (KNOPPIX, SuSE)
>
> May I ask when this book was published? Thanks in advance.
>
Entschuldigen Sie, weiss kein bescheid aber vielleicht ist es moglich weitere Information zu bekommen wenn Sie surfen nach Addison-Wesley selbst.

Gruss von Belgien ;-))

@ Basti,

Don't know if this is going to help you but I'm looking around,

1. Das große Buch KNOPPIX, Data Becker Verlag, ISBN 381-5825-199, 313 Seiten inkl. 1 CD-ROM

2. Linux/KNOPPIX, Franzis' Fachverlag, ISBN 3-7723-6238-9, 240 Seiten inkl. 1 CD-ROM

3. Linux - Installation, Konfiguration, Anwendung, 6. Auflage, Addison-Wesley, ISBN 382-7318-548, 1318 Seiten, inkl. 2 CD-ROMs (KNOPPIX, SuSE)

The forum at : http://librenix.com/linux/

The following Knoppix Coocking books/recepies to do something in KNOPPIX are in Dutch, but this should not be to much of a problem for a German speaking person

http://kookboek.knoppix.nl/

Greetings from Belgium ;-))

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Thx for update.

I have a question: I'm using knoppix scince 1,5 a but I don't manage it to get an internet connection. I have W-Lan, could someone help me with this? (tutorial,...)

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WARR - Wissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Raketentechnik und Raumfahrt
(WARR - scientific working group for rocket technology and space travel)

To Linux afficionados,...

The upcoming weekend there will be a computerhappening in our neighbours country the Netherlands.
A new version v 3.7 of KNOPPIX can be bought during this occasion...
Perhaps a few days later it will be set downloadable???
For more info look at the KNOPPIX web.

Greetings from Belgium ;-))

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SUSE follows with a new Live Cd

ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/live-cd-9.2/

Greetz ;-)))

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BE PREPARED...

"Software-Patents" in Europe: The threat prevails

Soon the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers will again decide about the legalisation and adoption of so-called "software patents" in Europe, which are already used by large companies in other countries to put competitors out of business. This can lead to the termination of many software projects such as KNOPPIX, at least within Europe, because the holders of the over 30,000 already granted "software patents" (currently without a legal foundation) can claim exclusive rights and collect license fees for trivial things like "progress bars", "mouseclicks on online order forms", "scrolling within a window" and similar. That way, software developers will have to pay the "software-patentholders" for using these features, even in their own, completely self-developed applications, which can completely stall the development of innovative software for small and medium companies. Apart from this, the expense for patent inquiries and legal assistence is high, for even trying to find out if the self-developed software is possibly violating "software-patents", if you want to continue to market your software. Contrary to real patents, "software-patents" are, in the draft proposed by the commission, monopolization of business ideas and methods, even without any tangible technical implementation.

More about the current major problem at http://swpat.ffii.org/index.en.html

Greetz ;-)

@ Mr. Ned Slider,

Thank you very much in the name of all the Linux / would be Linux users who visit this forum for all the work and the pioneering efforts to give all of us a better compiled / adapted version.

May the Force of the Pinguin enlighten your path and give you Strength against Evil Bill... -grin-

Greetings from Belgium ;-)))

- Keep Software Free -

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Thanks to those linking to my article on how to compile your own optimised boinc client for linux:

http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?p=3076102&postcount=3

Just a reminder that the article is also available on my website, and the latest V4.13 pre-compiled optimised linux client is now available for download, linked at the end of the article:

http://www.pperry.f2s.com/boinc/boinc-compile.html

The optimised client was compiled on Fedora Core 2 and has also been shown to work on Suse 9.1, Mandrake 10.0 and slackware 10.0.

Regards,

Ned

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*** My Guide to Compiling Optimised BOINC and SETI Clients ***
*** Download Optimised BOINC and SETI Clients for Linux Here ***

Well I tried Koppix and Mepis and I had various problems lol guess I am not as smart as I thunk lol. Well I tried SuSE 9.1 and am in am up dual booting, had trouble connecting to the net but some how it is connected now, so I will be trying to load up Boinc and see what happens.....

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Semper Eadem
So long Paul, it has been a hell of a ride.

Park your ego's, fire up the computers, Science YES, Credits No.

I've tried installing Knoppix 3.4 onto a hard disk. Both
installation options do not work with the CD-ROM I have.

I have not tried the option of copying the contents of
the CD-ROM to the hard disk. Does Knoppix still require
all RAM for a RAMdisk if this is done?

Knoppix 3.6 does horrendous things with the on-board
Matrox G200 graphics adaptor.

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> I'm a complete linux newbie, but this thread convinced me that Knoppix was
> worth giving a try (particularly as I really want to have a go at cluster
> computing).
>
> I have managed to get boinc/seti running, it downloads WU's etc. but when I
> type commands into the konsole (eg. -run_cpu_benchmarks) nothing happens.
> Anybody know what I am doing wrong? am I entering commands in the wrong
> place?
>
> Any help would be appreciated!
>
> Craig
>
Take a look at the links I posted, mate - Im a newbie too :))))
Greetings :)

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Impressive!!!
2hrs 31 mins under Linux vs. more than 4 hrs under Windows!!!!
Greetings :)

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