I dual book Knoppix HD & Windows with no problems whatsoever. I dont see how having a dual boot system would stop linux from connecting to the internet.
Gave up trying to connect to the 'Net via my LAN and reinstalled Knoppix 3.4 to hard disk.
This time I installed on a newly formated (old) drive - No XP installation on hda1 partition, same PC, same network, only hard drive changed.
This time, after install completed, I just chose "Knoppix//Network-Internet./Network Card Configuration" from the Menu, OK'd DHCP and that was it.
This didn't work on previous install, so I can only assume that the 2.6 kernel screwing up the partition table on my WinXP drive also had something to do with finding 2 Ethernet connectors (only one on Gigabyte GA7n400-Pro 2 mobo - Gigabit ethernet).
Anyhow, my suggestion to anybody who wants to install Knoppix 3.4 to hard disk is to ONLY have Knoppix on that drive, no Windows XP dual boot.
master_b
I dual book Knoppix HD & Windows with no problems whatsoever. I dont see how having a dual boot system would stop linux from connecting to the internet.

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