Quote Originally Posted by Harry Kuhman
I tend to do it the other way around, set up the FTP server on the receiving system and just use Knoquror as the ftp client. Works either way, but avoids having to deal with an ftp server under Knoppix (there doesn't seem to be one on the CD, unless I just can't find it). But you're right,
Yes I agree, I guess I was assuming a few things.
1) A working Windows OS (box1)
2) A working knoppix OS (box 2) with access to partitions in the usual Unix formats
3) A swap file partition
4) A saved image (my config file and home directory) installed on the HD

In this way you can download additional software that knoppix doesn't have browser plugins wine and a ftp like FileZilla. Konquor works well only as a client.

PS lately I've been monkeying around with knoppix as a HD Debian install from the v5.1 and use both Gnome and the default KDE enviornments - works great and so far is the best linux I've used so far.
I was surprized at how much space is required for the HD install from the CD +4Gb!