It's strange. I just copied the new Knoppix 3.6 on a FAT32 partition using
the boot command "knoppix tohd=/dev/hda2". I also installed a
Persistent Home on the same partition.

Now, I'm not able to boot it correctly. I boot from the CD and type a
"boot command". It looks like the boot command only works correctly when
there's only one (or no) argument.

For instance,

- If I type "knoppix lang=be", it boots from the CD without the PH and I get
my Belgian keyboard.
- If I type "knoppix fromhd=/dev/hda2", it boots from the HDD without
the PH and I get a us keyboard.
- If I type "knoppix home=/dev/hda2", it boots from the CD and I get my
persistent home. The keyboard is an US one.
- If I type "knoppix lang=be home=/dev/hda2 fromhd=/dev/hda2", it
doesn't boot. I get a message "can't find knoppix CD root".
- If I type "knoppix fromhd=/dev/hda2 home=/dev/hda2 lang=be", it
boots from the HDD, but without the PH and with a US keyboard ...
exactly as if I had only typed "knoppix fromhd=/dev/hda2".

It is as if the first argument is the only one to be interpreted correctly.
What am I doing wrong ? Should I separate the argument with another
character then the "space" ?? Should I quote the arguments ??
What's the correct syntax ?

knoppix "fromhd=/dev/hda2 home=/dev/hda2 lang=be" ??
knoppix fromhd=/dev/hda2\ home=/dev/hda2\ lang=be ??
knoppix "fromhd=/dev/hda2" "home=/dev/hda2" "lang=be" ??

Thanks in advance ....

-Vincent