Quote Originally Posted by Simonkex
. There is a issue, i dont know how to change the permission to "Allow Modifying"....
What version of Windows are you using, or, more importantly, what type of partitions do you have? If you have NTFS partitions, which is the default for NTFS, you will corrupt data if you write to these partitions with Linux. You can thank Microsoft for this, they have made a lot of changes to the directory structure, and have kept it very propriatary, and one of the reasons for ths is believed to be to keep Linux users from using the partitions. Linux (and so Knoppix) can safely and accurately read data from an NTFS partition, but it can not safely write to an NTFS partition. If you are using an older FAT partition Knoppix can safely read and write to these partitions. Knoppix does default to opening these partitions read-only so that new users will do no harm, but you can change the mount starte to read/write. Do not do this for an NTFS partition. Knoppix will let you if you insist, but doing so will corrupt the disk.