Quote Originally Posted by Damon
I've done a HDD installation of Knoppix for a few days already, and apart from a few minor issues (lock screen doesn't ask for password, occasional system pauses for a few seconds), it has been working great. A big THANKS.

I plan to use this installation as my primary OS. However, going thru the forum, some suggested that Knoppix was not really designed for HDD installation, and there are issues related to HDD install such as hard-coded home directory for new user creation, etc.

I think there must be people using HDD installed Knoppix as their primary OS for some time. Can someone share their experience on this? I tried Debian R2.2 some time ago and the installation process was daunting. Knoppix has been a lot more pleasing.

Cheers!
We use Knoppix as debian system in school, I use it at home, some friends of mine use it ...

No one ever had problems (except with wrong kde-sources, but there is kde to blame and that could have ben happend with real debian too)

Oh, the bug with the lock should be fixed ...

At least it was on our installation of the january release (2003-01-23 I believe)

I had this idea in the first place, but it is only useful in cd-rom mode, because there user knoppix has no password ...

cu

Fabian