Asus A7V8X network adapter not working

[cybervet]

I can u/l somewhere if there is a free place and someone is interested.
Concerning the mkisofs the trick was to use a -juliet-long (found it somewhere in the forum).
And now an overview of the difficalties I had in remastering and some Notes for people that want to try remastering.
The process is pretty straightformard IF you read all 3 HOWTO s (all of them at some point they have some minor mistakes either on the syntax or the filenames) , Since I was remastering the cluster Knoppix the correct file was boot288.img and not boot.img ,
The driver from debian is acttually source even if it comes in .deb form , you have to install the deb. and then make a tar install in order to work.
Good luck to anyone and if you need any help please post, the Linux comunity is big and helpfull.....
Tassos

[rickenbacherus]

The following is an excerpt from the mailing list and supposedly a working script to follow. I cannot vouch for the accuracy of this script.

#!/bin/bash
rm /KNOPPIX/New-Master/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX
mkisofs -R   /KNOPPIX/New-Source  |  create_compressed_fs -   65536 
>
/KNOPPIX/New-Master/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX
mkisofs -r -J -b KNOPPIX/boot.img -c KNOPPIX/boot.cat   -o
/mnt/windows/new.iso  /KNOPPIX/New-Master
echo "Done"

The only time I have had problems with iso images being too large was
when I
forgot to delete stuff I had copied over. I have done a bunch of
custom
builds where the only thing I did was create 3 text files in
/etc/init.d/,
and the re-compressed iso fit onto a 700meg CD.