Sorry about being a complete n00B by posting this, but I dont feel like reading through all the BS search results that come up when I try and find out how to install KNOPPIX v4.0.2 on an already partitioned NTFS system. I need answers, not more questions. First of all, I have an 80 gig hard drive, and all 80 gigs are confiscated to Windows. I learned all this week that Windows blows, and I need to get Linux installed on my machine, but I dont want to waste money on a new hard drive. I want to know how to get KNOPPIX installed on my hard drive and how to give it 20 of my 80 gigs to use. If I install the DVD version of KNOPPIX, will it be "better" than installing the CD version of KNOPPIX? In better, I mean will it do more stuff, and will it be more reliable, and be generally a better choice? I would also like to know if anyone here has tried to install KNOPPIX to their NTFS system, and how it turned out, be it good or bad. If someone could tell me what hard drive back-up program would be best to use in this situation, that would be great also. Linux rules, and I know for a fact that my system will run at its very best if I am using Linux, compared to Windows. I better not see anyone giving me links to anything like other topics like mine, because I need ANSWERS not more questions. Links to programs that will help me partition my hard drive are ok by the way :P Oh yeah, when I install KNOPPIX to my hard drive, its considered "Debian" isnt it? I just need to know so when I go to install stuff I know just what exactly I have an Im not installing anything thats possibly not compatible with the OS.