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If knoppix dosn't detect an ethernet card is it case of just
modprobing the correct module,(once i find out what it is) assuming that a module is there of course.
What if it isn't?
The machine being used is a windows lap top.
Could I save the linux drivers if need be to the hard drive in windows and then just mount the windows partition once i boot to the cd ?
May I assume that you do not want to do a permanent Linux install on this Laptop? -- You just want to occasionally run GNU/Linux w/ minimal impact on your "Winders" installation.
Suggestion: Try SimplyMEPIS 3.3.1-1, it has a Traveller (sic) disk feature that allows to carry all the config. etc. info. for Linux on a thumb drive.
If you find a solution, modprobe or other, in Knoppix, then you can save it & the config. info. the the HD. You just have to sure you have a FAT32 partition to save it to.
As long as you can afford it & have enough RAM, it sounds like a great solution, especially at work.
For those of us w/ the opposite problem, I am hoping Xen will call up whatever "Winders" one needs to look at from w/in a good stable GNU/Linux box. Sure would put an easy fix on the BSOD.
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