HI have question...from reading your post many seem familiar with the remaster kiosk stuff...i have written a few post about how to do this. Well after reading much of the sutff here and in book "Knoppix Hacks" I have managed to remaster a Knoppix cd for a kiosk ...i need to set up in lobby at work for the field workers to use. They use it to check post by company. The kiosk is to only give them access to a specifc site set up on one of our servers. And they are not to be able to use any of the linux programs or be able to visit other sites.

I made a kiosk cd that boots imediatley into kiosk mode and opens the browser right away. It has all the setting I need and such. Works perfect.

Problem though the cd only works on that specific machine i used to create the CD. I need to make the same cd but it need to work in any of the other pc's.

After thinking about it and writing about this in post it was suggested i must be copying some setting from the creating pc to the kiosk cd. So that when i try to boot it from other computer it is using machine settings from creator pc instead of scanning new pc and using settings for that specific pc.

It was suggested to remove the XF86Config-4 file from source then remaster.

I did that and I checked file not there in remaster. Then burned cd and tested on few machines I get the same error message.

Error: No suitable X-server found for your card

Now in the book "Knoppix Hacks" it tells you on page 64 hack#21 if you are going to be using the cd in different computer to only save your "Personal Configurations" and not to save the graphics, network, desktop, printer ect.... settings. So that when inserted in new computer it will search for the settings it needs instead of assuming.

Ok so i try this one....and this time cd does boot, but it does not boot into kiosk mode like before..It loads KDE and stuff. And brings up desktop...

Anyone have idea what is happening ...I thought i ask here cus this post all about remstering and making kiosk sound like many of you have had success and no problem with cd being used in other computers...which means some of you must know the right way to do it.

Please any help appreciated.