Quote Originally Posted by ranchhand
...What I learned is that Knoppix required a large amount of raw, unformatted space in order to operate. So I wiped the drive I was using and reset a 20 gig partition, leaving 20 gigs of raw, unpartitioned and unformatted space. Then it worked famously, like a charm. ...
How did you learn this? Did you find a reference somewhere that told you to do this? I've never heard of this and it really makes no sense that this would have the effect that you indicate.

Quote Originally Posted by ranchhand
....I have a problem getting Konquerer to run internet. Is there a tutorial anywhere that you know that I could review? I wouldn't even mind emailing them to myself, or even using the free upload storage provide by my ISP. I just can't get the darned thing to work. I am running Comcast cable and everything works perfectly.
I'm not sure what problem you're having, Knoquror has worked OK as a browser for me. I don't know of any Konquror tutorial, but I wouldn't be surprised if you could find one with a Google search. There are other browsers included on the Knoppix disc, including Firefox or the Debain rebranded version called Iceweasel (depending on which version of Knoppix you use). I personally like to connect 2 systems on a network, run a FTP server on the receiving end, and send the files over by FTP using Knoquror as the FTP client. I think there is also a stand alone FTP client on the Knoppix disc that you could use if you don't want to use Konquror. And, of course, there are many places on the web where you could stash files from one system before you download then onto another, including free storage space from Gmail and other mail providers, and sites like yousendit.com. But uploading to the Internet is a lot slower than local transfers.