Solve : Knoppix 5.3 - Wireless internet?

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Answer» Hi All! Just installed Knoppix-Linux for my grand children's SYSTEM..... they want to go to "Club Pengrin" . I have NO idea how to set up Knoppix on my Linsys WRT54G router. I plugged in the USB Antenna..... & tried to set it up- - - - No luck!. I have a TF570 SLI BioStar MoBo with 2g Mem. The last time I WORKED with this router was over two years ago.... & that took me 4.5 hours with customer service to do. I'm in the dark.... take pity on me! Help! Thanks...... http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Network_FAQ maybe this will help.. Thanks EEVIAC: I'll give it a shot...... cool I like knoppix. I haven't figured out how to use the wireless software in it though. I didn't feel like reading through the tutorialQuote from: EEVIAC on April 14, 2010, 09:20:47 PM I didn't feel like reading through the tutorial but you're SUPPOSED to RTFM! Hi! I took a look at the site, but I'm not sure if it will work . I'll have a go at it LATER & report back thanks again Quote from: BC_Programmer on April 15, 2010, 06:52:14 AM but you're SUPPOSED to RTFM! I know.. I tried one of the methods and I couldn't get it working. I don't remember exactly at what point I gave up... The whole thing was more of a curiosity fix for me. I wasn't too interested in using wireless knoppix at the time, just a little curious. As I've said before, I'll get to linux more, after a while...If you have Ubuntu 9.10 on a CD, you can boot it in the 'Live' mode. It will find any wireless devices and turn them on and look for a SID in your area. This is an easy way to check to see if the hardware is Linux compatible. If the new Version of Ubuntu does not do it, chances are slim. I am NOT suggesting you switch to Ubuntu, just use it to verify the job is feasible.Quote from: Geek-9pm on April 15, 2010, 07:08:03 PM If you have Ubuntu 9.10 on a CD, you can boot it in the 'Live' mode. It will find any wireless devices and turn them on and look for a SID in your area. This is an easy way to check to see if the hardware is Linux compatible. If the new Version of Ubuntu does not do it, chances are slim. I also highly recommend this.Geek-9pm/Cityscape; I don't have Ubuntu 9.10..... I'll try to get it get it on CD & give it a try, don't have much to lose! Great education! Thanks http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/downloadHi Geep-9pm! Yeah..... I just went over to Ubuntu Dload & looked it over...... I'll Dload Fri & try to burn to disc..... Haven't had allot of luck with the burn thing, but will give it a try...... I'll let you know what go's Fri..... Thanks again Windows does not support ISO barn of a CD. However, MS suggests two sites for finding third part software that can do the job. Quote Searching for ISO burning software Two of the most COMMON Web sites for finding software that can burn ISO FILES to DVD are as follows: * http://download.cnet.com/windows (The CNET web site.) * http://www.tucows.com (The TuCows web site.) Here is one of many: http://www.tucows.com/preview/605102/ISO-Image-Burner?q=ISO+burner

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Hi All! Just installed Knoppix-Linux for my grand children's SYSTEM..... they want to go to "Club Pengrin" . I have NO idea how to set up Knoppix on my Linsys WRT54G router. I plugged in the USB Antenna..... & tried to set it up- - - - No luck!. I have a TF570 SLI BioStar MoBo with 2g Mem. The last time I WORKED with this router was over two years ago.... & that took me 4.5 hours with customer service to do. I'm in the dark.... take pity on me! Help! Thanks...... http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Network_FAQ

maybe this will help..

Thanks EEVIAC: I'll give it a shot...... cool

I like knoppix. I haven't figured out how to use the wireless software in it though. I didn't feel like reading through the tutorialQuote from: EEVIAC on April 14, 2010, 09:20:47 PM

I didn't feel like reading through the tutorial

but you're SUPPOSED to RTFM! Hi! I took a look at the site, but I'm not sure if it will work . I'll have a go at it LATER & report back thanks again Quote from: BC_Programmer on April 15, 2010, 06:52:14 AM

but you're SUPPOSED to RTFM!

I know.. I tried one of the methods and I couldn't get it working. I don't remember exactly at what point I gave up... The whole thing was more of a curiosity fix for me. I wasn't too interested in using wireless knoppix at the time, just a little curious. As I've said before, I'll get to linux more, after a while...If you have Ubuntu 9.10 on a CD, you can boot it in the 'Live' mode. It will find any wireless devices and turn them on and look for a SID in your area.
This is an easy way to check to see if the hardware is Linux compatible. If the new Version of Ubuntu does not do it, chances are slim.
I am NOT suggesting you switch to Ubuntu, just use it to verify the job is feasible.Quote from: Geek-9pm on April 15, 2010, 07:08:03 PM

If you have Ubuntu 9.10 on a CD, you can boot it in the 'Live' mode. It will find any wireless devices and turn them on and look for a SID in your area.
This is an easy way to check to see if the hardware is Linux compatible. If the new Version of Ubuntu does not do it, chances are slim.

I also highly recommend this.Geek-9pm/Cityscape; I don't have Ubuntu 9.10..... I'll try to get it get it on CD & give it a try, don't have much to lose! Great education! Thanks http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/downloadHi Geep-9pm! Yeah..... I just went over to Ubuntu Dload & looked it over...... I'll Dload Fri & try to burn to disc..... Haven't had allot of luck with the burn thing, but will give it a try...... I'll let you know what go's Fri..... Thanks again Windows does not support ISO barn of a CD. However, MS suggests two sites for finding third part software that can do the job.
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Searching for ISO burning software
Two of the most COMMON Web sites for finding software that can burn ISO FILES to DVD are as follows:

* http://download.cnet.com/windows (The CNET web site.)
* http://www.tucows.com (The TuCows web site.)

Here is one of many:
http://www.tucows.com/preview/605102/ISO-Image-Burner?q=ISO+burner

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