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Ah, excellent! Although I'm getting it a lot quicker using axel and several mirrors, since nobody else seems to be torrenting right now...Quote:
Originally Posted by Henk Poley
Whether or not they get added to the official mirrors, though, I'm adding them to my axel list!
I just have done a HDD install as of the day it came out, now nearly a month later this is the best installation i have ever completed on this notebook, every other distro i have used has without fail ran slower then frozen yogurt. Knoppix 6/6/2003 has broken that tradition and is quite quick. Good job team! HDD Installation is fine for me now ;) :twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by sevengraff
It would be very nice if there where multiple flavors of knoppix availible with gnome and with KDE and perhaps a light version with WindowMaker and/or fluxbox. Just a thought, anyone up to taking this strain of knoppix on? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ketthors
There's all kinds of them check hereQuote:
Originally Posted by mindstorm
Knoppix should try and support ADSL modems, both USB and ethernet. This is specially important as with Debians apt-get we can install all we want and keep us updated.
OK It is best known as a LIVE_CD, but many are using this as a way to install Debian - as the original Debian install is laborious.
Next on knoppix wish list is to build our ISO online by adding the software we need from a list to the ISO and THEN downloading - customization on -line :P
i think that usb support would be great especially if the HD install used the same autoconfig as a startup as it does from the cd. What would be even better is if it also supported well known usb WLANs as well. However, I must say i like the idea of a customizable knoppix that you design online and then can download.
Do u need 2 make e cd bootable?? If so, u noe how 2 do it wif nero?? should i make a bootable disk then burn e file 2 e cd or vice versa????Quote:
Originally Posted by fhayashi
Help!!! :(