boot-up with myconfig=scan does not find network settings

[joepayne]

Every time I boot (cheat codes knoppix nodma, myconfig=scan) I have to run (from the Knoppix penguin) network services, Wavelan configuration, Wireless Lan, and then, finally, Network card configuration. Is there some way I can save this information to my existing HDA1so that I do not have to perfrom this sequence each and every time?

Many thanks

[SiKing]

This may be just too obvious, but: every time you make any changes to your configuration you have to create a new myconfig file after the change - myconfig is not persistent. Also, when you create the mycofig file, it presents you with like five options of stuff to save, make sure the "Network settings" is on.

[joepayne]

Many thanks for the 'obvious' .... but I have tried saving my current configuration --- all choices (specified /media/hda1), but still no luck. Each time I boot I have to go thru the process again to get my wireless connection to the internet.

[hat_monkey]

havent tested it but there is some info of this subject at the bottom of bugs 5.01

30) Knoppix 5.1.1's knoppix-autoconfig script has an error with regard to "default" myconfig.
In the case where knoppix has been remastered with knoppix.sh and configs.tbz in the
CD root (/) the test for knoppix.sh is wrong. Line 1310 should be changed from:
MYCONFIG="$(ls -1d /cdrom/KNOPPIX/[Kk][Nn][Oo][Pp][Pp][Ii][Xx].[Ss][Hh] 2>/dev/null)"
To:
MYCONFIG="$(ls -1d /KNOPPIX/[Kk][Nn][Oo][Pp][Pp][Ii][Xx].[Ss][Hh] 2>/dev/null)"
This will allow a default myconfig (e.g. if the myconfig= argument is not given) to detect the presence
of the knoppix.sh script.
-- Hanumant

31) Knoppix 5.1.1's knoppix-autoconfig script has an omission with regard to setting the timezone.
The script set /etc/local time around line 557. It should also update the file /etc/timezone:
rm -f /etc/timezone
echo "$TZ" > /etc/timezone

[joepayne]

I'd like to try the MYCONFIG="$(ls -1d /KNOPPIX/[Kk][Nn][Oo][Pp][Pp][Ii][Xx].[Ss][Hh] 2>/dev/null)" but I am not sure I could accurately type that information in. Is there a way I can reference that from a file or something like that?