Quote Originally Posted by zoukgirl
Hello,

All I did was change my wallpaper background and save the configuration on my USB flash drive. After restarting my computer i typed "knoppix myconfig=scan" so that it could read my saved settings. However, instead of starting up as regular old knoppix with a pretty background, it starts up as debian showing a debian desktop and interface.
If i'm reading you correctly you want the knoppix loader or splash screen when starting.
Have I understood you? Once you saved your settings and then told the boot- loader to look for them it doesn't use that part of the cd anymore.

There is probably some way to do what you want, and I'm confused by your saying "a debian desktop and interface" . Exactly how is your desktop or interface different than it was when running knoppix without your configuration files? And perhaps you can experiment with your configuration files to get the look you want? i.e undo the changes you made and re-save.

More specific information will help the forum users help you. Good luck.