Well, I don't know what about 3.1 release? It seems to me that we hae a final (not a beta) release. Am I wrong?Originally Posted by boehmb
Besides that, one more question - Is there any chance to see one of the releases with Gkrellm and Festival?
How about updating Nessus from 1.2.7 to 2.04? 2.04 is a major version change. If this is done, please make sure to get 2.04 since 2.03 had a problem with zombie processes.Originally Posted by rossgbaker2
Well, I don't know what about 3.1 release? It seems to me that we hae a final (not a beta) release. Am I wrong?Originally Posted by boehmb
Besides that, one more question - Is there any chance to see one of the releases with Gkrellm and Festival?
From: Distrowatch[interviewer]... They are all labelled as beta versions...[/interviewer]
[Klaus]The "final" release will appear when there is a "final" release of GNU/Linux (which will probably mean the end of the world).[/Klaus]
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Tried it ?Originally Posted by sepht
Debian-changelog mentioned it should work!
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Fabian
I have a trouble with reading my own configuration from floppy. It seems to that it try read cfg from floppy at time, when floppy isnt till mounted.
ie: knoppix=/mnt/auto/floppy raise /dev/auto: No such file or directory
this is in this new version also, (now i run older, also the same trouble), but interesting is,
that if i save my configuration on zip media so knoppix myconf=scan same as
knoppix myconf=/dev/sda4 so this configuration it finds. Rem: floppy working, its after KDE running
normally mounted. Tested on two computers, at home and in faculty.
Also agree with idea, pass knoppix myconfig=scan into default iso, where will be something like:
Trying to find personal configuration #1
Trying to find personal configuration #2
Trying to find personal configuration #3
without questioning if try again when not found. In fact for this, that it will be fully
automatized and start without user activity, with or without personal config, without
stopping in case that nothing were found.
Also thing, it will be beter to implement wheelmouse into default iso with cause, that can
be called knoppix nowheel if someone will have trouble with wheelmouse protocol.
Dont get me stone, if i said somewhere something not clear
For an naswer to this please see here and please don't double-post again. It only makes work.Originally Posted by MAB
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http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=9999#10003
cu
Fabian
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thank you for those who worked on getting AC '97 audio working
some answers:
nessus2: debian/unstable has 2.0.1, no way to get a higher version. Why shoudl we upgrade?
xfree86 4.3.99: no, it's still a normal 4.3.0 and will stay for the next time.
for all the other version junkies: at first the apps need to be stable, features follow after that.
Has this been fixed, or is there a workaround? I'm having the same problem.Originally Posted by MAB
-Lee Allen
Fixed it isnt, probably cause of this, that for floppy is new syntax: in boot wirte knoppix floppyconf. This is working good, i have been succesfuly test this :-)Originally Posted by leeallen

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