Ah, I can understand the security issue. By I myself have no problem there (sole user of laptop computer), and I do not do any work that needs privacy protection. In fact, my work is all on the Internet in public view.

Using only easy to find, free software, I have been able to do this:
(1) Split the Knoppix ISO file into 14 units of 50Mb or less, so that I don't choke RAM.
(2) Using a hex editor, edit a split file (kkeping same number of bytes). So far, I scanned for "######" and substituted a few characters, as a test.
(3) Reassemble the split, producing an ISO file the same size as the original, but with some characters changed.
(4) ISO-record the changed file to CD, producing a bootable CD that works perfectly. My changes do not seem to have injured anything. But my changes were not functional.

So my question is, if I want to insert "Knoppix home=scan myconfig=scan" into the ISO (using above method), where do I put it? Keep in mind that I am a Windows user, not the dumbest guy on the block, but I know nothing about Linux file structure or commands. What I am trying to do is verify that my web site works the same way in Konqueror as in IE, Firefox, Mozilla, etc. So far, there are differences (as well as differences in Safari). The differences are not trivial box-model things. Using Knoppix with Konqueror helps me see things a different way.