site généraliste : http://knoppixfr.tuxfamily.org
 
"Knoppix, on n'a jamais vu autant de fonctionnalités sur un CD !"
 
et c'est bien vrai.
simple.
complet.
sans rien installer.
 
Comment ça marche ?
1 - downloader un fichier ISO de 650Mo (quand même)
2 - downloader 2-3 outils de configurations (langage, connection au net, ...)
3 - utiliser les (2) sur le (1)
4 - graver l'image
5 - rebooter, et laisser faire.
 
Pour moi, il a tout détecter !
nforce 2 ok
reseau ok
video ok
son ok
les DD (PATA et SATA) ok
les graveurs ok
 
... terriblement pratique !!!!
Et peut s'installer en local ! (parce que le cd ... bah c'est un peu long quand même ...)
 
essayez-le, vous m'en direz des nouvelles !

Linux pawa  

 
je dirais même plus : debian powwwaaaa!!

Oué c'est vraix que knoppix est tiré de Debian

salut j'ai dl knoppix 3.2, gravé etc... et je voudrais savoir comment on fait pour changé la resolution ? ( la mettre en 800*600) a la base elle est a 1024*768 !(je crois)
 
merci @+

Hi,
 
I have two doubts, if you don't bother to answer: the first is regarding what needs to be downloaded:
 

 
What are these and where is the download place? Where are they installed?
 
The second question is doubt that nobody seems to be able to answer: I've got a win32 environment running windows xp - there's no problem until now. But if I compile ( while running Knoppix ) C sourde code files with GCC ( for example ), is the output compiled files ready to run in Linux? Is Knoppix a cross compiler?
 
Regards,
 
Kepler
 

Hi,
 
BTW - welcome to the boards  
 
I will answer your second question and leave the first one to more experienced people who know how to build a Knoppix CD.
 
If you compile C source files under Knoppix, yes, they will be usable with a "normal" Linux distribution. It doesn't matter wether you have a Win32 environnement installed on your hard disk or not : Knoppix loads entirely from the CD and runs in memory. It means you have a full Linux environnement running in memory.
 
To host these files you need only a small readable/writable partition on your hard disk, preferably FAT32 since Linux doesn't work well with XP's NTFS - or a standard ext2/ext3 partition will also do.

Hello,
 
Thank you very much for replying. Only one question: shall I put the Gcc compiler ( or other ) in the new partition? As for knoppix, I'll run it from the CD.
 
Kind regards,
 
Kepler

GCC should be included with the Knoppix distribution, and I think it is from scratch.

You can find them here, section "téléchargement"
But I don't understand: You seem to understand french, so why do you write your messages in english? Your french isn't good enough?

Because it's Portuguese

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Quand on boit on ne conduit pas, si on as pas de voiture on economise pour boire
aidez la recherche medical c'est gratuit
pingouin garou/machoc

super je vais pouvoir travailler mon anglais

Hi,
 
Thanks for the tip. As for my french, i had several years of study in school - but that was long ago. Now I can't speak or write french ( I don't remember ), but I understand it perfectly ( written, of course ).
 
Best regards,
 
Kepler

il écrit peut-être très mal en français

we understand  

Ok . En fait, j'ai exactement le même pb avec l'allemand

Hi again,
 
I had some problems with Knoppix - I only have access to the line command if I enter "Knoppix 2", otherwhise when it shows the command line and I do ENTER it begins to search for current hardware, etc...until it arrives to a screen with a voice telling "initiating starting sequence". After a few seconds, the screen turns black, and there it comes again, the same image with the same voice "initiating starting sequence"...and never stops. So I use the command that was indicated by a member of the Knoppix forum.
Now I have two problem regarding compiling C files with GCC or MAKE - remember please that I'm a newbie: what I want is, from time to time, compile about 10 C source code files to Linux executables. I've already made a partition ( Linux Swap ) with only 16 MB ( my system doesn't let me give more space ) - but there comes my firt doubt: I don't see it in Windows anywhere; so, how can I put the C files that I want to compile there ( in that specific partition )? Can I copy them from a floppy disk to the new partition? But how?
 
Second: running GCC; I'm in the root of knoppix - What do I do? To wich directory do I move in? What command and where do I run the MAKE utility or GCC itself? What's the path of the partition...?  
 
I'm a bit lost here...  
 
Can you help me? This is quite urgent - the person who was compiling my source code to Linux is too busy ( so he says...). I can't depend of him for life.  
 
Regards,  
 
Kepler