Linux friendly hardware guy?

[Jason Shein]

At this point knoppix would be of great assistance due to it's exceptional 
hardware detection. Boot the knoppix cd, and as long as it boots properly, 
then open a shell and look through the logs and the output of dmesg for 
errors.

if this is a low memory system then make sure you change the default window 
manager to something with a lighter memory footprint, such as icewm or 
fluxbox.

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