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ou could save your home directory and the configs with the two comands (in the kde menus).
that is: klick yourself to these.
K-menu > KNOPPIX > Configuration > Create a persistent KNOPPIX home
AND (taken from the faq at http://www.knoppix.net/docs/index.php/FaqUsing )
directory
Go to the K-menu > KNOPPIX > Configuration and choose "save config", you can save to floppy or to an already existing partition on the harddrive. (on a windows partition s fine)
sadlt that about wndows only aplies if you do NOT have NTFS on the partition.
if you save to hdd you can reload the configs with the cheatcodes
boot: knoppix home=scan myconfig=scan (or give a correct path)
hope to help OErjan
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Re: total newbie needs help
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gizmo
Firstly - I'm a total newbie at linux. I'm playing with it only for an day or two.
Secondly - my english sucks. Sorry.
Welcome to Linux. I would suggest using a more appropriate subject line like: "Persistent home not working" rather than your chosen one. Just search through the forums with the word 'newbie' and see how many hits you get. Then see how many are actually of any use. A forum is created by the users. OK I'm done ranting.
So is it correct to understand that you are already telling Knoppix to save your configuration but it is not working? Does it save some things and not others? Forgive me as I have only toyed with this option of Knoppix as I do not use it in that way. Post more details if you can and perhaps someone with more experience using the persistent home feature of Knoppix can assist. Oh and BTW - you're English is fine.
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