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Knoppix Tips and Tricks

Posted by michael on from the sweet-debian-goodness dept.

cosog writes "Robert Storey writes in a thorough review about Knoppix: 'Some people even take a Knoppix disk with them when they go shopping for a new computer, a clever way to ensure that the hardware will be Linux compatible before you purchase it.' His article discusses things like: booting, rescuing, installing on HDD, tips'n'tricks, etc... A nice read for everyone interested in Linux (and Knoppix in particular ;)."

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  1. Re:Knoppix by Cthefuture · · Score: 0, Redundant

    That has to be one of the dumbest comments ever.

    Ghost does a hell of a lot more than what DD can handle.

    Is every single drive you use or own the same size? You never upgrade or something?

    +4 informative?? Morons, the lot of you.

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    The ratio of people to cake is too big
  2. Re:Knoppix by KrispyKringle · · Score: 0, Redundant
    Wow, sweet. I didn't know 2.6 brought stable write support, but I didn't even try NTFS write from 2.4. I figured if I couldn't trust it...

    But if it works, sweet! Thanks again.