Michael, thanks for your comments!
> 1st: Are you running an AMD Athalon at 1.2ghz, or an Intel Celeron at
> 1.2ghz?
Oops! That's an AMD Duron at 1.2ghz.
I may end up going with Knoppix, but a) I wanted to compare it with MM,
and b) MM's use of the USB jump drive intrigued me. Actually, i'm not
too interested in using a CD based version much personally (it's so-o-o
slow), but wanted to get familiar with those two (and maybe some others)
before handing them out to my command line UNIX classes as an assignment.
Besides, that lockup made me MAD!
-mj-
Michael wrote:
> 1st: Are you running an AMD Athalon at 1.2ghz, or an Intel Celeron at
> 1.2ghz?
> 2nd: I have had similar problems with Mandrake, and it had to do with the
> Hardware.. I ended up using Knoppix exclusively for my travel companion....
> 3rd: I tried all the "Live CD" including the FreeBSD cd, and I found that
> Knoppix was the absolute best... I had to config the resolution in Mepis,
> SuSE booted like it was installing, Mandrake asked to many questions, and
> was slow, and Free BSD was just strange to me. My suggestion, if one works
> and the other doesn't , go with the one that works as you are not installing
> it anyway, so you are limited in what you may change!!!!!
>
> Registered linux user # 348490
> http://counter.li.org/
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mark Jarvis" <mark.jarvis@pvmail.maricopa.edu>
> To: "plug" <plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 10:57 PM
> Subject: Mandrake Move Problem
>
>
>
>>Although it works fine at school, when I try to boot into Mandrake Move
>>(Mandrake's new CD-based, portable system) on my home machine, it locks
>
> up.
>
>>I'm running an AMD 1.2G Celeron with 512 MB memory, 3 IDE disks, an IDE
>>CD-ROM, an old 2GB SCSI disk, an 8Mb ATI 3D rage LT Pro video card, and
>>a new Envision 19" monitor that I run at 1600x1200, 75 Hz vert. refresh.
>>I multi-boot between NT4, two XP installations, Mandrake 9.2, and
>>Mandrake 10.0.
>>
>>Mandrake Move appears to load just fine up through the KDE splash screen
>>where it says that it's installing peripherals . . .desktop . . .panel .
>>. . It stays in "panel" a lo-o-n-g time, then the KDE thing goes away &
>>I'm left with a pretty blue screen with a line about 1/2" up from the
>>bottom, ending in a Mandrake logo near the RH side. At this point, I
>>can move the mouse cursor around the screen, but can get NOTHING else to
>>happen. Mouse clicks, various CTRL key combinations, all are ignored.
>>The CD drive even ignores the eject button.
>>
>>Does anyone have any suggestions? Any help will be much appreciated.
>>
>>FWIW, booting into Knoppix works fine.
>>
>>-mj-
>>Mark Jarvis
>>mark.jarvis@pvmail.maricopa.edu
>>
>>
>>
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