Can't get my Linux  Knoppix DVD or CD to Work, HELP! Please!?
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Have you checked the MD5 of the ISO? There's usually an MD5 checksum somewhere on the page, and then you can use an MD5 program to see if it matches with the iso's MD5.
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What OS do u run ur pc on??\nTry scanning ur PC for hardware changes and if that does not work, goto your hardware - device manager and select ur CD/DVD drive, try to reinstall the driver from properties option. \nIf ur system is W9x or lower goodluck.\nALso have you tried to clean ur CDRW drive?
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When you put in the Knoppix CD and BOOT from CD, it uses\nthe default settings. These may, depending on what monitor\nand video card you have, open by default the KONQEROR\nWeb Browser on your FULL desktop screen, so that you\nare not in Knoppix, but in KONQUEROR, the Web program.\nClose, or shrink Konqueror, and then you will be at the\nKnoppix DESKTOP.\n Along the LEFT SIDE will be the most common DETECTED\ndevices such as Floppy, CD and Harddrives.\n\nThe FIRST TASKBAR ITEM, is a K wheel. Clicking on it will allow\nyou to pop up the main menu.\n\nIf you want to browse files, in the main menu, choose\nUTILITIES\nMORE APPLICATIONS\nTNEF File Viewer\nFILE\nOPEN\nDEVICES\n  and this will show all devices, including detected hadrddrives,\nand show what is in all the devices.\n\nYou can use this method to see what is in non-bootable ( typically\ncrashed or corrupt ) Windows harddrives.\nNote that you are on the WEB as well, if Knoppix detects a live \ninternet device such as ADSL high speed, so you can SEND\nfiles you need from the harddrive to yourself on another computer\nif you cant access them in windows. Handy.\n\nIff you see NOTHING in a list using these 2 methods, then your\ncomputer's BIOS is not detecting the harddrives in the first\nplace. You then need to press DEL or whatever to enter the\nBIOS on BOOT, and make certain the motherboard is detecting\nthe harddrive.. Knoppix will see harddrives, partitions, files, and\nformats that many other operating systems ignore or " can't "\nsee, so that if something is not on the list of devices in Knoppix,\nyou have some other problem...\n\n\nhope this helps.\n\nROBIN
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MPlayer is your answer. I've linked to a SUSE site, because you didn't mention the distro you are using. It should get you pointed the right direction.
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Why Not Just Download The Drivers...That's All That You Could Need From The Disk......
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The drivers are corrupt and they crash your kernel. Delete the drivers, go online and d/l the newest ones for the DVD player, and reinstall.
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Check for DVD Burner or if it is a Codec go to microsoft, do searches and try installing ones that you may need.
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Not thinking about Knoppix are you? It's Linux on a bootable CD
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go to cannon.com\n\nlook for driver downloads...your should be there, download then install
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Either the CD is faulty (perhaps it wasn't finalised correctly) or the drive is.\n\nTry a lens cleaning cd first (you can purchase this at most PC and electronics stores).  If that doesn't work, try the CD in another drive (maybe on another PC).  If you still can't read it, then the CD is faulty.
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Make sure your drivers are updated, make sure the CD is clean, make sure the media is good, try another cd, buy a new CD.\n\nSorry, I wish I could be more help.
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yes. You need 2 disc drives (cd/dvd) and USB support\nuse knoppix live cd. insert. boot. Plug in USB device. format w/ qt partitioned. commit. exit. remove usb. reboot knoppix. (you have to let the computer turn off with the cd remaioning in drive then restart) boot again. After Xwindows starts insert USB device. Insert game in unused disc drive. mount both USB key and game drive. make USB writable. Open game file. Search for audio codec extension (e.g. ogg, mp3 wav)\n\ncopy file. Paste in USB key. unmount USB key and remove . remove game CD. logout knoppix and remove CD from computer. Reboot computer in Windows/Mac mode. (If you had Linux you wouldn't be asking this)\n\nattach USB key attach Ipod with USB serial cable. Move files from USB to Ipod with same standard as Hard drive to Ipod.
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1st look on the cd or floppy if you have one.\n2nd try manufactures web site.\n3rd www.driversguide.com\n\nif you need to login then try this\n\nusername             drivers\npassword              all\n\nnot sure if this is still a current login you will have to give it a go.
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Check your BIOS.  If there is a boot option to boot on lan, select that as the first boot option.  Before you reboot, have a BOOTP server with TFTP running.  Or, if you have another computer sitting around, download and burn a copy of Knoppix (knoppix.org) and start the Terminal Server service from the KDE menu and that'll set up a BOOTP and TFTP server for you that'll start an instance of Knoppix on the computer you're testing.
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use knoppix it boots of a cd.\n\nwww.knoppix.org
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yes,.. use a linux live cd like knoppix \nhttp://www.knoppix.org\n\nwhich contains everything you need to use the intenrnet ane even more, like Office applications like OpenOffice,,. and everything is opens source and therefor FREE
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Version 3.1 is really old.  But this FAQ might help you:\nhttp://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Using_FAQ#File_transfer_between_Knoppix_and_Windows: