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:MozillaQuest: Cheat Knoppix 4 to Improve Performance
MozillaQuest: Cheat Knoppix 4 to Improve Performance
Jan 10, 2006, 09 :15 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (7766 reads)

(Other stories by Mike Angelo)

"As part of the legwork for our stories involving the Knoppix Linux live CD and Live DVD, we gave the Knoppix 4.02 live Linux CD a spin on a somewhat older laptop. It's an HP OmniBook 6000 laptop computer with a 128-MB RAM and 900-MHz Pentium III CPU. Three major problems popped up:

  1. "the sound did not work,
  2. "it was slow, and
  3. "the Knoppix live CD tied up the only CD drive on the laptop..."

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Related Stories:
All About Linux: How to Repair a Corrupt MBR and Boot Into Linux(Nov 29, 2005)
Linux Magazine: The Linux Emergency Room(Oct 28, 2005)
InformIT: Remastering a Custom Knoppix Distribution, Part 1(Oct 23, 2005)


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