GRUB4DOS 0.4.4 + Knoppix 6.4.4 boot problems

[kl522]

Also, Knoppix's 6.4.4 Linux Kernel 2.6.37 only detects 3039 MB RAM in my correctly configured 4GB system (both post messages and Windows 7 Enterprise x64 RTM Build 7600 detects and/or uses 4GB RAM).

If what you tested is correct, meaning there is a problem with the kernel config for 32 bit of Knoppix. It's not easily to fix this yourself, you will have to probably ask Klaus Knopper to fix it. I am using my custom 32 bit kernel with Knoppix, it is able to detect the full 4G of memory which I have on my notebook.

I have poor man install on NTFS. I am using grub4dos. You are putting the entire ISO on the NTFS - here it is the difference.

Here is my menu.lst :-

# Comments
#
    color black/cyan yellow/cyan
    timeout=5
    default=0
title Knoppix on Internal HD (squashfs, normal)
    kernel /boot/syslinux/linux squashfs i915.modeset=1 lang=us nosound nomce loglevel=0 quiet noeject
    initrd /boot/syslinux/minirt.nowear.gz
    boot
title Knoppix on Internal HD (squashfs, testing)
    kernel /boot/syslinux/linux video=vga16:off drm_kms_helper.poll=0 squashfs lang=us apm=power-off nosound nomce loglevel=0 quiet dma noeject
    initrd /boot/syslinux/minirt.gz
    boot

[fluolioff]

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[KnUser]

The net table control is the successor to the v1.x DataGrid, adding the ability to take advantage of specific capabilities of ASP.NET data source controls. Whereas the v1.x datagrid net required a page developer to write custom code to handle simple operations such as paging, sorting, editing or deleting data, the GridView control can automatically handle these operations provided its bound data table html source control supports these capabilities. The GridView also offers some functionality improvements over the DataGrid, such as the ability to define multiple primary key fields, and some UI customization improvements, such as new field types and templating options. It also exposes a new model for page developers to handle or cancel events.

In the preceding example, the GridView control reflected against the fields of the data records returned by SqlDataSource in order to dynamically generate the columns of the grid. You can data grid also specify explicit column fields to display by adding DataControlField objects to the GridView's Columns collection. This allows you to specify exactly which columns to display and their relative order. The following example demonstrates a collection of BoundField and CheckBoxField objects in the net grid collection. Other field types that can be assigned to this collection are ImageField, HyperLinkField, CommandField, ButtonField, and TemplateField.

WHAT?!?!?!

NONE OF WHAT YOU SAID fluolioff HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS THREAD.

This thread is about GRUB4DOS 0.4.4 + Knoppix 6.4.4 boot problems not ASP.NET and related products.
ASP.NET is a proprietary programming technology by Microsoft Corp. that has nothing to do with opensource projects as GRUB4DOS and Linuxes (Knoppix as an example).

I think that jail post office (we-read-the-letters-before-giving-them-to-prisoners) system failed this time so please admin, try to rescue my 0627 answer to both Capricorny and kl522 and put it the place of this one from fluolioff. In it I thanked both Capricorny and kl522 and outlined my next move(s).

Sorry Capricorny and kl522, for any unknown reason my yesterday (20110627) response has not been published and, in its place, has been published the ASP.NET post by someone nicked fluolioff.

[KnUser]

Thank you Admin for recovering my 20110627 response post on this thread to Capricorny and kl522 forum users.