After trying many of these Live CD runarounds on Dell comuters and HP computers, I am convinced that some have it and some don't. Unlike the "developers" of these things, I don't want to make a career commitment to get them to run. I am just looking for a solution that works. Ubuntu works; XFLD works, and I consider it very neat; SLAX can be made to work pretty easily, and they have some nice tools; using the tools from SLAX, Wolvix and Mymyah can be made to work.

Knoppix is a total insult! The problem with these things is in the xorg.config file. I know how to fix that for my setup. Knoppix friendly tip is to boot with knoppix 2, and then fix your config file with XF86Config-4. Go ahead and try that marvelous tip and you will receive "Access Denied"!

They have locked me out of CHANGING A MEMORY FILE! If their quality control is that poor, I just throw that ISO in the can and say well I wasted a little time!