[Linux-bruxelles] installation Debian-Education et Knoppix knxhdinstall

[eric Hanuise]

>>
>>la dernière fois que j'ai regardé, knoppix utilisait Kudzu avec quelques 
>>améliorations a la liste de matériel reconnu ?
>>(et il apparait dans dselect donc il doit exister en packages debian :p)
>
>J'ai cru un instant que tu avais peut-être raison... ;-)
>
>On dirait que tes infos datent:


ouaip, en fait il n'utilise que els listes de kudzu, et il a fait son 
propre outil, hwdetect. Ceci dit il est gpl, donc debianisable :p

http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/knoppix-als2000-paper-html/

In stage 3 of the boot process, init calls a finalizing setup script named 
sysinit. In this script, the automatic (or, if ''expert'' mode was 
selected, manual) hardware setup is done. hwsetup - a selfmade tool that 
uses the kudzu-library[4] - detects devices, loads all necessary driver 
modules for known hardware, sets up symbolic links in /dev and writes 
configuration parameters and options to the corresponding files in 
/etc/sysconfig/ on the ramdisk. Parameters that cannot be auto-detected 
(frequency ranges of old monitors, desired keyboard layout, language) are 
assumed with reasonable defaults. A single X-Window session is started if 
the graphics hardware has been identified correctly. Default is truecolor 
in a resolution of 1024x786 pixels if possible, or 800x600/640x480 at 8-bit 
if the graphics adapter cannot handle higher resolutions or color depths. 
If detected, the accelerated XFree (3.3) drivers are used with specific 
options depending on the detected graphics adapter.





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