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Old 03-23-2005   #1 (permalink)
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knoppix on a Toshiba Laptop

hello to all of you.
i have a problem running my Live Knoppix3.4 krnl2.4 on my
Toshiba Satellite 2516 with a celeron 400, 64RAM.
The system boots very well and i start with xfce with no problems but the screen displayed does not cover all the 12" display area. only a region at the center of the display is recognized by the graphical system of Knoppix. The OS works perfectly well in this "area-reduced" display, but its unconfortable.

I know its an old laptop but if Window$98 can doit im sure Knpx can doit far better.
Maybe I need an older version of Knx ?

I will preciate any help.

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If you can't find a configurator within knoppix, you might want to try a newer version since 3.8 came out recently IIRC.

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