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    Having trouble with Knoppix HD based how to

    I'm in the process of putting knoppix on my HD, not installing just putting the live-cd on my HD. I read the HD based how to and followed the instructions to copy knoppix to HD & make the hd-copy bootable with LILO on HD.

    1.2.1. Knoppix 3.4 version only

    * Partition the harddisk to make room for knoppix:
    o ext2 partition /dev/hda6 used to boot the kernel with lilo (10 Meg)
    o ext2 partition /dev/hda7 for the knoppix image (I used 1000 Meg, but 800 Meg should be enough)
    o swap partition /dev/hda8 (I used 256 Meg, but depends on your physical RAM)
    o ext2 partition /dev/hda9 for the persistent home (any value you can spare)
    * Boot the knoppix cd with the cheatcode "tohd=/dev/hda7". This will copy the knoppix image to disk.
    * Reboot the knoppix cd with the cheatcode "fromhd=/dev/hda7" and check if it runs without the cd.
    * Make the persistent homedir via the knoppix menu (penguin icon->configuration->make persistent dir).
    * Do not save your KNOPPIX configuration via the menu, all changes to the environment will be saved automatically because of the persistent home.
    * Copy the files from /boot to /mnt/hda6. Also copy the file "/mnt/cdrom/boot/isolinux/minirt24.gz" from the cd to /mnt/hda6.
    * Copy /etc/lilo.conf to /mnt/hda6 and make the following boot entries (do not forget to uncomment the line with "prompt", or else the lilo boot menu will not appear):


    image=/mnt/hda6/vmlinuz initrd=/mnt/hda6/minirt24.gz

    append="fromhd=/dev/hda7 home=/dev/hda9 apm=power-off lang=nl hda=scsi hdb=scsi hdc=scsi hdd=scsi hde=scsi hdf=scsi hdg=scsi hdh=scsi" root=/dev/hda7 label=Knoppix read-write

    other=/dev/hda1

    label=Windows98


    * Mount the /mnt/hda6 partition temporary as /boot so lilo writes its map-file to the right place (sudo mount /dev/hda6 /boot)
    * Let lilo write the boot loader to the master boot record (sudo lilo -C /mnt/hda6/lilo.conf)
    * Remove the knoppix cd-rom and reboot. Now lilo will show you the menu and you can choose between win98 and knoppix.
    * That's it. Enjoy.


    I followed all the instructions up until it says to copy the files from /boot to /mnt/hd6, I'm trying to do this by dragging the files in the boot folder onto hd6 but it gives me an access denied. I made sure that the hd is mounted and writeable but it still happens. Can anyone help me do this, I also don't understand what it means to make a boot entry or the uncomment thing. I am totally new to linux and knoppix, so please use language I can understand. Thank you.

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    First thing, I don't have a clue why you want to run knoppix the hardway. Anyway it's your decision.

    try this on root konsole:
    mount /dev/hda6 /mnt/hda6
    chroot /mnt/hda6

    Then drag whatever you want.
    Hope this will help

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