Here's a torrent for Knoppix 3.4:
http://debian.christian-leber.de/Kno...ct.iso.torrent
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Here's a torrent for Knoppix 3.4:
http://debian.christian-leber.de/Kno...ct.iso.torrent
I added your torrent to my azureus, and it is seeding the same file with your tracker, too. It seems like two perfect rips :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sn0wflake
The problem with the original client and my post seems to be the multiple trackers in the file. I made a new .torrent for those with non-Azureus Clients, and since the files are identically, you may use both trackers for faster and redundant downloading.
New .torrent
Whoooow. Downloading it with wireless LAN in just 30 minutes.
What I did:
* make the hard disk writeable
* open konsole
* cd to the hard disk where the iso should be saved
* download Knoppix34-ct.iso.torrent from link above there
* btdownloadcurses Knoppix34-ct.iso.torrent
I downloaded the iso and ran it in VMWare, here are the things I have noticed so far.
1. Yes, kliki works just fine.
2. /boot shows both a 2.4.23-xfs and a 2.6.1 kernel present, on my system it booted to the 2.4-23-xfs, not sure how to force a 2.6.1 boot.
3. Under Games, almost all KDE games are gone, there are several Gnome games present, so
4. Boot with desktop=gnome and the Gnome 2.4 desktop runs. So it looks like a lot of things have been trimmed to get gnome back on the CD.
Now if I could just boot to 2.6.1....
That should be easy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Breetai
But at least on my system, PCMCIA does not work in 2.6.1...Code:knoppix26
Here are the links to the Knoppix3.4-ct version for those who want to download the ISO image via p2p networks like kazaa,edonkey,gnutella.
Edonkey Link
ed2k://|file|KNOPPIX_V3.4-2004-01-22-DE.iso|719181824|658f08cb71b760b18bae86d6011d481c|
Magnet Link(for most of GNUTELLA programs)
magnet:?xt=urn:sha1:XORFDKAHZGNEESRPVVIEDJZ55OBZD4 KP&dn=KNOPPIX_V3.4-2004-01-22-DE.iso
Older versions of Kazaa / Grokster / IMesh (requires sig2dat utility):
sig2dat://|File: KNOPPIX_V3.4-2004-01-22-DE.iso|Length: 719181824 Bytes, 702326KB|UUHash: =LkzblOhtGwyzNztqKDRpWpd+wjA=|
Again, many thanks to all the people who are uploading this with bittorrent. Befor everyone downloads this, please remind yourself that this is a special release for c't and it has a different collection of software than regular Knoppix. Due to the inclusion of Gnome, a _lot_ of apps had to be stipped out, TeX/LyX for example. KK announced that there will be a new version of 3.3 also soon.
So here is the package list of 3.4 c't edition:
edit - list only went up to P and seemed to get cut off and break the layout, maybe post a link to a .txt list of packages. -eadz
probono,
Do you think you got it all? :p
As for the nVidia nForce2 LAN driver issues in Knoppix, I just used Arkaine's Overclockix version with the drivers. Klaus left them out on purpose and so rendered Live CD Knoppix all but useless for me.
Now that I have a Shuttle SB75G2 XPC SFF Intel Canterwood box, I'm hoping that the new 3.4 Knoppix won't have this issue.
Grrr, mine's not booting at all. Re-downloading from the second torrent link...
This may be different from the mainstream knoppix releases, but it can give remastering maestros a headstart on 3.4-based custom CD's.
FYI, I was able to boot with the default( knoppix24 ) kernel but the v2.6 kernel( knoppix26 ) would not boot and looked like it was "sticking" on my CDROM. I've got a SCSI cdrom with two IDE disks( one on HPT366 ). Maybe the AIC7xxx.o driver isn't ready/loading but the last line was saying that it was looking at /dev/hde for the CDROM and that was wrong.
It did seem like KDE was a bit quicker when I ran the 2.4.x-xfs kernel.
They both loaded for me...but you can't use insmod with the 2.6 kernel...I was prepared to try installing module-init-tools with a hd-install, but you can't install it either...the installer is missing a file called knx-templates.0.39.tgz. But it's still cool to try out the new kernel and all. :D
FYI- you can download and extract the knx-templates to your ramdisk, then cd to the dir, and ./knoppix-installer.
I'm remastering this thing right now. :)
I noticed that as well if you have a net connections setup then you need to:Quote:
Originally Posted by champagnemojo
At first I could not figure out how you get it to boot 2.6 from a HD install though I just kept getting a kernel panic no init found no matter what init= I passed so I had to boot with the CD and edit lilo to show a prompt to boot the old kernel. Then I changed to the /boot directory and ran mkinitrd -o linux-2.6.1.gz to make a new initrd then changed the initrd= line in the /etc/lilo.conf to initrd=/boot/linux-2.6.1.gz and ran /sbin/lilo -v to write lilo and rebooted and Voila! kernel 2.6 on a HD install.Code:wget http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/insta...lates-0.39.tgz
cp /usr/sbin/knoppix-installer .
sudo ./knoppix-installer
Edit: And I had to add:
To the /etc/fstab as well to get the /sys mount needed for kernel 2.6 the directory /sys already existed so I did no have to create it.Code:## Needed for kernel 2.6
none /sys sysfs defaults 0 0
Hi,
for booting the new kernel take the following:
knoppix26
Bye
Has anybody with a SCSI CDROM( aic7xxx.o ) been able to get the v2.6 kernel( knoppix26 ) to boot?
The torrent from http://debian.christian-leber.de/Kno...ct.iso.torrent didnt work for me, wasnt able to boot.
However Im writing this from a good cd that I bought with the ct magazine this morning. First impressions; ps/2-mouse doesnt seem to work (both 2.4 and 2.6 kernels, tried mouseconfig), screen refresh rate was autodetected as 75hz instead of 85hz (had that kind of problem with one of the earlier 3.3-releases too) but other that these minor annoyances it is a pleasure to use! Now with the 2.6 kernel kde feels snappier and knoppix seems to boot faster as well. That "live-installer" thingie is working quite well, installed nvidia drivers and pingus (that lemmings-clone) but tuxkart didnt install correctly.
All in all, Knoppix 3.4 looks very promising!
P.S.: All grammatical mistakes in this post are due to a bug;-) Seriously, the character thats supposed to go between the n and the t in for example didnt does not work for some odd reason..
Thanks Stephen...I'm gonna give this a try. I don't have internet though...that is the main reason I want to be able to load modules. I've got the knx-templates file saved to hd now though...so I should be good I suppose. I'll let you know how I come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stephen
Wonderfull, Downloaded the CT version, boot into kernel 2.6...
My network card doesn't work,
It worked with Knoppix 3.3
damn...
So I guess my dream of getting 2.6 kernel with kde 3.2 is lost for now.
*edit*
odd... the card works in 2.4
but this code doesn't work
cp /usr/sbin/knoppix-installer .
Says I'm missing an argument for cp
I got it all installed just fine...and using Stephen's directions got it to boot under 2.6. I still can't install my netcard module...but it's a really old one, so maybe it just won't work. I ran modinfo and it says that it's a 2.4.23 module, even though i put linuxver=2.6.1 when i compiled it. I assume it's just too old of a driver...unfortunately i'm stuck with it for now though.
I get forbitten access to the filesQuote:
Originally Posted by abittner
Could you please fix it?
Or do I need to do someting else?
Thanks
Can somebody please explain the suffix for me? I've been slipping from linux-related news for a while.
Thanks :D
SUPER !!!!!!
I can finally write in NTFS !!!!!!!!
Now the users can really use the cd in dual boot.
What I will do nevertheless is adding an icon on the root of the cd,in order to mount the ntfs disk in READ/WRITE (that means adding the XP files to the cd).
Thanks klaus and all the other contributors ....... :D :D :D :D
Can someone put up a link to a bit torrent or better still an ftp site where we can download this, the links here do not work, and the frustration is killing me. If someone has a copy and would let me download it I would be very grateful.
Thanks,
Tim
Hi, bittorrent worked wonders for me two days ago, but now I'm told that the tracker URL (http://debian.christian-leber.de:6969/) is unreachable. How do I keep sharing - can I join another torrent, or something?
Update: the above url works again. I'd still be interested to learn, though: given that I had the ISO downloaded via azureus, how would I have been able to share it through another tracker site?
this one works guys (thanks to tboege):
http://www.boegenielsen.dk:6969/stat...e88f072ce59524
so can i write to ntfs with both kernels then?
(still a noob in some issues guys, bear with me)
downloading torrent as we speak.
captve aquires an ntfs.sys and ntskrnl.exe (from windows) in order to write safely to ntfs. It should work in 2.4 or 2.6.
Tried this on a i810 MoBo and it didn't like using myconfig=scan. It stopped dead in it's track without even starting to boot the kernel( full boot: knoppix26 lang=us myconfig=scan ).
It did have a problem with the i810.ko module and might have ended up with the VESA xserver since it hiccuped a few times before X would start.
that iso has also long been spread on p2p for example
ed2k://|file|KNOPPIX_V3.4-2004-01-22-DE.iso|719181824|658F08CB71B760B18BAE86D6011D481C|/
But it'a a German version !!!
You can make it work in English with cheatocdes.
Also, I've got this thing dismantled on my HDD and am remastering it. There should be a tweaked English version that supports nforce2 nvnet (at least for the 2.4 kernel) by this weekend, perhaps sooner.
all you have to do is add this "cheat code" lang=enQuote:
Originally Posted by pnti
because the default is german keyboard you have type alt 0 for the = symbol. I am running this version there is nothing in german in menu after doing that.
This is the first distro beta or otherwise that recognized my USB keyboard & mouse when using the 2.6x series of kernel. Keep up the great work!!
I dont know what the others are doing wrong but for whatever reason they failed to find my USB keyboard & mouse.
Actually its shift 0 to get the = on the german kb layout.Quote:
Originally Posted by arazor
I've got 3.3 installed to the hard drive and KDE 3.2 working strong... I'd like to run the 2.6 kernel but I've never had a good experiance recompiling... so I'm going to wait for the "real" knoppix release which hopefully will come preinstalled with KDE 3.2 and 2.6
AND!!! God willing it will work with my freaking networkcard...
Hallo world!
First of all greetings to all since this is my first message here. :)
I've tried to install Knoppix 3.4 on my HP laptop but the kernel 2.6 didn't boot, simply the screen was black.
Had anybody the same problem? How can i manage it?
I've reinstalled knoppix 3.3 and it boots properly.
Best greetings!
I had the same problem with booting the 2.6 kernel on a vmware machine, a PIII-1GHz and a PII-300MHz. I don't think it's a knoppix issue, probably the mb chipset or the framebuffer driver is not yet stable. I did however successfully ran it on a P4 laptop.
I had the same prob (black screen with 2.6) on two different systems myself...
Some problems eather, I tried this knoppix edition but after having really good experience in the past I was a litlle dissapointed this time, on my system:
Asus p4p800s-e, p2.6 mhz , Ati Radeon 9600, Ingram 17"TFT
Then knoppix26 with or without xmodule=radeon it wouldn`t run
Also not if just knoppix (2.4 kernel) no way, then I plugged in
a nvidia mx440 with or without xmodule=nv it didn`t run,
finally it run when just run knoppix (with 2.4 kernel) xmodule=nv but that wasn`t what I wanted off course, unfortunately then I also found out that it wasn`t be able to found the onboard soundcard AD1985 (should have AC`97 codec)
So here some worser experience after very good experience in the past.
The driver for Promise SATA controllers are not built into the 2.6 kernel. Unfortunately, my experience tells me that this driver *must* be built into the kernel in order to boot off of a drive connected to that controller. In other words, building 'pdc-ultra' as a module will not work.
I hope the powers-that-be add this driver directly into the 2.6 kernel.
-SUO