Check dit eerst eens even en vertel dan wat er precies gebeurd
Step1:
Boot your KNOPPIX CD normally.
Step2:
Mount hda1 = click the hda1 icon on the KNOPPIX desktop.
Step3:
Open a root shell = click the <K> kogwheel, then <KNOPPIX> and then <root shell>.
Step4:
Make hda1 read-write = issue the following command line in the root shell.
mount -o remount,rw /mnt/hda1
*or*
Step4:
Make hda1 read-write = right click the hda1 icon on the KNOPPIX desktop and then click <change read write mode>.
Step5:
Make a new directory on hda1 to hold the KNOPPIX file = issue the following command line in the root shell.
mkdir /mnt/hda1/knoppix
Step6:
Copy the KNOPPIX file to the new directory = issue the following command line in the root shell.
cp /mnt/cdrom/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX /mnt/hda1/knoppix
Step7:
Wait 4-8 minutes, depending on how fast your CD drive is, for step6 to finish and shutdown KNOPPIX normally.
Step8:
Boot the PC with the boot floppy still in place, but without the CD. Now you won't need your CD ever again! The boot floppy is slow, which is not new unless you're used to booting with the CD only, but once the boot process switches to hda1 (not scd0 anymore), it goes faster than the CD.
What's nice about this approach is that you don't need to repartition anything, it still boots like KNOPPIX with all the autodetection and its still read only (its the same everytime you boot it, noone can mess it up running from a ramdisk). You don't get that from knx-hdinstall! Also running apps off hda1 is faster than doing so off the CD (unless, unlike me, you have an incredibly fast CD drive). This also helps me in when I upgrade to a new release on KNOPPIX, I don't have to burn 25 CDs and rawrite 25 boot disks for all my students anymore. All I'll do is burn 1 CD, delete /mnt/hda1/knoppix/KNOPPIX, copy the new /mnt/cdrom/KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX there and rawrite 25 new boot disks. What a time saver!
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