At Harry's suggestion I got a USB flash drive. Then I had problems getting KNOPPIX LINUX to recognize it and save my configurtion files to it. After much trial and error, I found a solution that works for me. First, I boot up using the KNOPPIX cheatcode:
knoppix usb2
Upon loading, Linux recognizes the flash drive and will store my configuration on it. On all subsequent boots, I use the cheatcode:
knoppix usb2 config=scan
This causes Linux to recognize the flash drive and use the configuration file stored on it.
I appreciate the suggestions you've all made. Thanks![]()
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