Probono developed this system and says that each time you reboot you may have to re-run wget to reinstall the client.

When running klik and downloading .cmg files, the files appear in the directory /tmp/klik.

If you browse to that directory you may be able to get the .cmg files to run if you open the file in ...file manager. Usually you click on ..."wrapper". Normally, .cmg files can be initiated with a right click and select ...AppRun.

The system is designed to operate in KDE format. It has been reported that klik can be initiated in firefox format.

Some of the available .cmg are stored in the Home directory where they can be opened and enabled with "wrapper" selection.

Of course, some of the .cmg are incompatible with a given system for dependency problems.

Only certain knoppix LiveCD downloads work with klik according to the developers.

I have operated klik and .cmg files in Knoppix, PCLinuxOS, STUX, and archlinux(desktop).
I have five .cmg operating in this Knoppix3.7 download.

I don't recommend changing the fstab at this time since it is a necessary setup to initialize klik.

I mention all these factors to act as a review for you. You probably have read the forum data on the subject.

You call yourself a noobie...I was a noobie when I first tried klik and now I are one!!!!

I have my feet wet and am looking for more answers as well.

I have hopes of enabling more than one cramfs kernel config to further enhance the Live CD experience. The cramfs file system is used to compress the .cmg files and decode them on the fly.

Another check point in Knoppix, when it is installed, you will find in ..../home/devices....a listing of the "hard disc images" which the klik system mounts while running the .cmg file.

A possible command line exercise might help you...use...mount-t cramfs -o loop (paste the .cmg file ) /mnt/app.....

I have also created folders in /mnt/app (having full permissions) named 1 thru 7......to provide the destination for the selected .cmg files.

I find it necessary to create /mnt/app on each reboot as previously stated.

Why this is necessary for my system I do not know..

You may need to examine the kernel config in your kernel to see if cramfs is enabled.

Best of luck..

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