Hi utu,

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but instead I think you should consult your Synaptic.
What if I have no network connection?

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I'm running 6.4.4, but I'd be surprised to hear that
6.4.3 doesn't allow you to get both joe and gdisk;
6.4.4 sure does. Or maybe you need to open up a few
more repos.
Hmm... This makes me wonder about whether I have the wrong idea about Knoppix and the way I use it altogether: As a BIG chest of tools that are just there, out of the box and don't need to be downloaded from somewhere.

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Have you tried Synaptic? If so, what problems are you
having? Let's hear more from you.
No, I haven't tried synaptic. Since the persistence feature is not properly working right now (at least I could not find out how to make it work) and fiddling with partitions usually involves several reboots within a short time, I would have needed to do the installation of these tools over and over within said short time.

Instead, I used 'grml'. A nice distribution, more aimed for admin jobs, contains everything I needed out of the box (joe, gdisk, gparted) and has a working persistence feature (using the Debian Live system, by the way - wouldn't that be an option for Knoppix, too, assuming that the previously existing persistence feature would need some major effort for making it work again anyway?)

You see, I already have a solution. But why should Knoppix stay behind?