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I did not have to use dd_rescue until I have a crashed hard disk.

Then I start reading about dd_rescue. But it's confusing because there is another program call ddrescue around. The one included...

I have tried doing what you wanted to do before but I finally gave up, because the amount of libraries needed are just too many, may as well start off with a true 64 bit OS.

If I have such a...

Too bad then, I think other things are probably changed too. Maybe can still try modprobe -f.

Perhaps can try this :-

# sed -i -e 's/GCC: (Debian 4.7.1-2) 4.7.1/GCC: (Debian 4.7.1-1) 4.7.0/g' oprofile.ko

Might be faster than other methods.

The module file can be edited manually. I have done before, after editing the module using vi, if the length of string remains, the module can be loaded. Or perhaps insmod has a force option to...

try
$ cat /proc/version

Yeah likely he compiled the kernel using an older knoppix.

I think the kernel modules are "sensitive" to a few factors, gcc compiler version is one of them. Did you by any chance upgraded the gcc compiler version ? Since you only want to get the oprofile.ko,...

Touchpad tapping interpreted as clicking is a big time nuisance to me. :)

If I may make a guess, I think likely it is due to some incompatibility between the encryption use. Instead of trying to dig thru all the details, perhaps better and faster just copy it out from...

Thank you for your quick response. Seems evince is the right tool for the job.

Anyone has problem with it or is it just me, I cannot get it to view multiple page tiff document. Click 'next' has no effect. Only view first page only.

Because when you open an xterminal, there is an environment variable called DISPLAY.

$ echo $DISPLAY
:0
$ set | grep DISPLAY
DISPLAY=:0

However, when you run it in rc, the DISPLAY...

Can't really put that in /etc/rc.local because the program synclient need to contact the X server.

OK there is some further details need to take note about the script synclient, there must be no...

There maybe more than one ways to do it.
But you can try this method which uses 'plop', ie you boot up from floppy using plop, then plop has built-in (usb) drivers to boot into linux resided on the...

Your best hope is to chain boot, ie boot from floppy without the knoppix kernel, and chain boot into the USB stick. There is no knoppix kernel which is small enough to fit a floppy..

I use cairo-dock ( or the new name glx-dock ). Just install it using synaptics and configure cairo-dock to be started in .config/autostart or /etc/xdg/autostart.

The way Knoppix-data.img file system is mounted/structured, you can't remount it as read-only, you will get 'busy' error.

Yeah there is a need for a howto compile Knoppix kernel. Unfortunately, I am not aware that there is such a howto anywhere. You can't just take the kernel source from http://www.kernel.org and expect...

I get this problem every now and then. For my case, restart compiz does not fix the problem. Re-start Xserver can fix the problem but it's a little more painful. I always managed to fix the problem...

This is not something I put emphasis on and I have no experience using other desktops in this 'run' dialog. So I can't compare the "other well-establish alternative standards".

But for the...

You need to emulate "keep the window open" behaviour by doing something like this :-



lxterminal -l -e "dmesg | less"
lxterminal -l -e "ifconfig ; read INP "
It's quite...

Without disclosing any of your proprietary work/sources, are you able to provide with a test-case of compiling as root is slower than compiling as knoppix user ?

The ccache may not support your cross-compile, you have to check if the "non-ccache" compiler binary name is one of those having the same name as one of those in /usr/lib/ccache. If the binary you...

Personally I am not so convinced that compiling things as root will be slower, unless the makefiles do additional things when detecting compiling as root verses normal users. In any case, if one...

You can set the parameter using this "nbd.max_part=16", and this can be specified when you are prompted at boot parameter (in the exact same manner as you specify a cheatcode ), or you can specify it...