Thanks for your reply.
What I was trying was the Poor Mans Install. According to the manual that I got from the internet, I should partition my HD into FAT32 and/or ext2 file system to enable Knoppix to be writable and readable to that partition and in effect boot/load from those partitions. Now that was what I did. I have a 20gig HD (NTFS) which I partitioned into 4gig and 2gig FAT32 file systems to house the knoppix big file and the Persistent Home respectively. Now, when I boot from the Live CD and go into the root file to the (mnt/hd) where I could access my HD through Knoppix I am only able to access the C drive (i.e. the NTFS portion of the HD and not able to see or access the FAT32 portions of the HD). As a result I am unable to use the cheat code that would enable me to copy Knoppix to the HD and boot from there as it is only recognizing the NTFS portion of the HD and being that it can't write to it, that boot/load process failed.

->Can you boot knoppix ? and then Knoppix cannot see your fat32 partition ? <Yes, I can boot Knoppix normally using the Live CD but it cannot see/detect the FAT32 partition>

->What do you mean by "be detected" ? <Knoppic OS being able to view and access the FAT32 partition>

->What is your setup ? what is in your mbr ? what bootloader are you using ? ntldr (xp), grub, lilo,... ? <Setup???, I have 378 mbr. I am not using a bootloader as I am utilizing the Poor Mans Install method>

N.B. All that was done (i.e. the partitioning) was intended so I would be able to use the cheat code to copy Knoppix ISO to the FAT32 4gig partition and load from there in the future using the cheat code. While using the FAT32 2gig partition as the Persistent Home.

I hope this helps you in figuring out how to help me. Many thanks for your assistance.