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Word of Warning #2: I have not tested this on any other partitions nor have I tested this on NTFS. So, if you want to experiment with those options, caveat emptor! Please note that this HOWTO is just "my 2 cents" and you get what you pay for....
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Remember the disclaimer? Well, here's an update.

I just tried this process on WINXP PC with NTFS. OK, so KNOPPIX would mount hda1 but it wouldn't let me make it rw. So, I rebooted into WINXP and created a c:\KNOPPIX folder that way. Now I use the WIN98 boot disk (see faster boot floppy) and it doesn't frind c:, does this mean that the WIN98 boot floppy doesn't recognize NTFS? How do I make a boot floppy that does? I looked in WINXP and see nothing about making rescue disks....

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BTW, the kernel boot disk can't find it either....

TIA,