Knoppix Version 3.4 Released

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05-08-2004, 06:11 PM
reagle

loop-aes with 2.6 kernel?

I fear I just reinstalled my system for naught! Is there no loop-aes support in the 2.6 kernel?
05-08-2004, 07:43 PM
hkfczrqj

Re: Test :-)

Quote:

Originally Posted by charlesfan

*well sorry for those who want to try it with an SCSI connected PC..

I did. And it worked. Maybe it was just plain luck. It was a PC with fairly standard hardware (and an Adaptec SCSI controller).

Anyway, at home I had no option but to use 'noscsi'.

Cheers...
05-08-2004, 08:16 PM
ruymbeke

Add the gigabit Realtek 8169 in the network boostrap process

Knoppix 3.4 rocks, Thanks !
How can I add the gigabit Realtek 8169 in the network bootstrap process ?
I can boot knoppix from the network (pxe, tftp, nfs, ...) using other network cards but this one. I suppose I have to recompile the miniroot.gz ... Thanks for any help, Gilles

PS: Sorry, stupid question, I didn't read the manual...
I just had to enable the right network modules when starting the Knoppix Terminal server to compile the right miniroot.gz and it works just great.
Thanks Klaus !
05-08-2004, 10:39 PM
EmDee

Re: 2.6 kernel problem

Quote:

Originally Posted by amigaman2

hi;
i just d/led it from the knoppix site and 2.6 doesn't get past scsi prob
said failed ????(i forget then went on to st100 and just sat there.
I didn't wait long though may not be stuck.
2.4 still works with my hardware useing it now to write this.
my hardware is:
ecs k7s5a
amd 1400 cpu
nvidia geforce 2 mx 64meg
ms optical mouse
gerneric keyboard
lg combo dvd/cdrw drive
maxtor 40 gig
256 sdram

Funny, I have the same exact hardware that you have there:-) Well ok, got a different cd writer and harddisk. The "noscsi" cheatcode did the job for me, so you might wanna try again with the 2.6 kernel!
05-09-2004, 01:02 PM
Da_Brain

Re: Test :-)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fabianx

Well I hope despite to the bugs you guys are satisfied with the release anyway :-)

cu

Fabian

As a newbie that fell in Love with Knoppix 3.3, I can only say that over all IM tickled Pink--))))

IM running a P-4 2.6 Gig, over 700 Meg of RAM, nVida GeForce TI 4200 and I have installed 3.4 to a 80 Gig Drive that I use just for Linux.

Both kernel's boot fine.

I have had very monior problems and they are:

Over all sound notifications in 2.4 will not work, yet sound in individual apps function fine--)))

In 2.6 I have the known mouse wheel problem where it just don't function.

My Nvidia card isn't recoganized for driver installation, which I beleive is due to Nvidia not being open source. I have d/l the latest install pkg from Nvidia. Have not installed it yet. IM chicken--)))) I dont want to hose all the work I have done so far. So that should be a good indication how much I like and value the 3.4 distro--)))) I don't understand enough to attempt to install yet, but will soon--)))

Shockwave/Flash, no plugins by default for cruising the web with either Mozilla or Konqueror.

IM reading my butt off try to learn debian and Linux overall. My goal is to migrate completey off of windows. Im loving this open source software.--)))

This to me would not be in my forecast if it were not for Knoppix! So a Big Thanks to You and Klauss for making this possible!

I just can't express enough my appreciation to ALL involved in creating Knoppix and this latest Distro!--)))

Finally in closing, I got my Net Gear PS101 Wireless Printserver working via Cups and my HP Laserjet workhorse 6p prints like a charm!

Thanks again!!!!!!!!
05-09-2004, 10:23 PM
agent_smith

Linux26 noscsi loses user passwords

Hi team!

I bumped into a most bizzare issue with the 3.4. release...

I tried installing 3.4 on to a Compaq DeskproEN (1Ghz PIII, 256 RAM, ATI AiW 128 Rage Pro 32 MB). After trying the
linux26 option,
it didn't work until I added
linux26 noscsi.
So far - so good.

What I did next was to launch #knoppix-installer. Weird thing is that I DID enter passwords for both root + user (regardless of how nagging the full name request is), and as soon as I rebooted, I could NOT login to the system neither through kdm, nor through tty1 console. Regardless of how I tried, I never got to enter the system :( KDM does display the root and user accounts, but does NOT accept passwords. At first I thought I had the CAPS on during install or something, but after trying virtually all possible combinations (caps on/off), gave up.

I am pretty sure it is my fault. I mean it is my first time trying the knoppix-installer. Any idea?

Smith
p.s. where did the good-ol' knx-hdinstall go???
05-10-2004, 12:45 AM
oscar

try knoppix single or linux single at boot time.
If it works then
passwd (to choose a new password))
05-10-2004, 12:52 AM
timread

VMWare under Knoppix 3.4

Quote:

Originally Posted by scottknl

I used the following command to set gcc to version 2.9.5.
export CC=/usr/bin/gcc2.95

Then just run the vmware install.

I think that depends upon the VMWare version. Doing what you suggested I was also able to install the version 4.0.5 but not the newer 4.5.1 which gave me an error:

make: Entering directory `/tmp/vmware-config0/vmnet-only'
bridge.c: In function `VNetBridgeReceiveFromVNet':
bridge.c:346: structure has no member named `sk_wmem_alloc'
make: *** [bridge.o] Error 1
make: Leaving directory `/tmp/vmware-config0/vmnet-only'
Unable to build the vmnet module.

Never mind ... the version 4.0.5 works fine.

Thanks,

Tim
05-10-2004, 02:53 AM
Neo-Rio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fabianx

- knoppix alsa will do

For the second one:

You can be the first one that can try the new "nofstab" cheatcode ;-).

You can also boot with "knoppix26 modules-disk" to just choose your SCSI-controller... (the name is misleading)

Thanks for the tips. I'll report back when I've tried it out.
05-11-2004, 01:03 PM
Neo-Rio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neo-Rio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fabianx

- knoppix alsa will do

For the second one:

You can be the first one that can try the new "nofstab" cheatcode ;-).

You can also boot with "knoppix26 modules-disk" to just choose your SCSI-controller... (the name is misleading)

Thanks for the tips. I'll report back when I've tried it out.

OK, here's the deal.
My cheatcode line was'-

linux26 knoppix alsa noscsi nofstab

Everything went to plan on bootup.... 2.6 kernel, alsa detected, scsi and fstab skipped completely.
On booting, KDE threw up an error though: Kmix crashed and threw the signal 8 (SIGFPE)
And sound still doesn't work

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