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To my knowledge there is no Linux LiveCD that does what you are asking. I am fairly certain you would have to remaster the ISO of which ever distro you use and setup up some auto login scripts for KDE, Gnome or whichever and then auto launch some browser pointing to the website of interest. And no, it won't be easy unless you know at least something of the internals.

It sounds like your second download may have been corrupt or your second burn attempt was corrupt. You might want to verify the md5sum on the downloaded files and before and after you burn the 1st cd. As for resetting the bios password. There are a number of methods to do that and can be some what machine dependent. A quick google gives http://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm and http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000235.htm , there are of course many more.

Originally posted by d_logaan: Quote: Thanks, but that board's ~$120 w/ no onboard video. My boss is too cheap to go for that. The one I got was ~$65...of course it doesn't have drivers yet, but I'm looking more in that price range. Uh so what kind of video card does this guy want?

Originally posted by d_logaan: Quote: Can anyone recommend a main board (socket 939, AMD64) w/ linux support. Preferably a cheaper board w/ onboard video, audio, and lan. I orginally bought 2 Asus A8V-MX's but there is no support for the VIA southbridge chipset. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I run an ASUS A8N-SLI with a n AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3500+ and have had zero problems.