Knoppix 3.4 on MB05
Knoppix 3.4 was installed into harddisk using knoppix-installer
Works
Automatically detected by hotplug. Driver used is 8139too.
Automaticall detected. Driver used is ipw2100.
To contact an access point which use ESSID and WEP
run iwconfig
# iwconfig eth0 essid "FOO"
# iwconfig eth0 enc "the-wep-key-here"
# pump -i eth0
Detected automatically. hotplug will activate usb-uhci.
To activate USB 2.0, add ehci-hcd into /etc/modules.
Automatically detected by hotplug, driver used is
i810_audio.
Detected automatically. On running KDE, a battery icon will be shown beside
clock, on the bottom right corner of screen. Battery indicator will show battery
"fill level" (what is the proper term?), and approximate battery usage time left.
Right-click on that icon will give us option to operate CPU on various clock speeds:
1600, 1200, 1000, 800, 600 MHz, with related power usage each 32, 24, 20, 16, and
12 watts.
Detected automatically, driver is ohci1394. Not tested with real FireWire
device yet.
Detected automatically. Haven't tried yet, because my needs already fulfiled by
various on-board devices.
Detected automatically. X runs on 1054x768 24 bpp. Driver used is i810.
There will be a small problem if Fn+F3 pressed (to switch from LCD to external
monitor and their combinations). Fixed by changing to any virtual console
than back to X. (press Shift+Alt+F1 then Alt+F7).
No problem. xine can be used to play DVD, VCD, or multimedia files (.avi, .mpg, etc).
Writing to CD-R or CD-RW can be done using already-installed k3b.
No problem. Touch on pad can do a "click" too.