1-SWAP_FILES_FOLDERS 2- Meaning of Starred Posts?

[knp]

Thanks you utu

I think I have "just" a Ram_Problem about transfering very large folders onto other HD (some Go).

I have found a derivative solution by 7-Zip_splitting
folders_into_several_CD_DVD_Images.

This method is a bit longer than using "swap" but faster than simply copying with previously selected files or subfolders. I have heared a bit about Zram but I am too a newbie !

Can you tell me about "stars" appearing sometimes in the list of Forum_Posts ?

Thanks you for your propositions.

knp

[utu]

Can you tell me about "stars" appearing sometimes in the list of Forum_Posts ?

If you mean the small gold stars, like sometimes five in a row? These are indiscriminately awarded ratings not reviewed
or confirmed by anyone. Don't take them seriously. It's a *bug* not a *feature* of this forum IMO. Unless they are on
one of my posts, in which case I concur in the astute judgement indicated thereby. And Werner's posts too, of course.

[knp]

Thanks utu

Yes I meant the 5 small golden stars.

I saw nothing "like" an explanation... beside "icons" for example.

They do not appear inside any of the posts I have known.

knp

[knp]

Hi utu

1- I have found a real problem of mine encountered sometimes but I forgot:
( in addition to the probable Ram one?...).
a- In my system certain files are sometimes difficult to transfer.
This occures with files generally coming from Firefox or mail
program (thunderbird etc...) files like *.js or *.css etc..
b- The use of NTFS (surprisingly for knoppix 7.* (and 6.*). Copying
works sometimes and not sometimes.
2- My final solution using almost 5 minutes (against
indeteterminated time) is to use HBCD_liveCD which allows
easily NTFS operations.

This situation does not satisfy me because I loose a part of my freedom when using
Knoppix (or another system perhaps?!...).

3- I catch this occasion (NOT URGENT) to ask you about ReiserFS:
After formatting_Reiserfs a partition via GParted I never succeed to write on this
partition using Knoppix (even for creating any folder!)

Is this a kind of uncompatibily? If Yes why, Knoppix himsel using ReiserFS?

Thank you

knp

[utu]

After formatting_Reiserfs a partition via GParted I never succeed to write on this
partition using Knoppix (even for creating any folder!)

Is this a kind of uncompatibily? If Yes why, Knoppix himsel using ReiserFS?

First, please limit your posts to a single category. This makes it easier for other users to decide whether
to audit or not. Also makes it easier for one to remember which thread it was he wanted to refer to.
thread = category in this case.

IIRC, one need not format a reiserfs partition ahead of time; start with a single fat32 partition and let Knoppix
do its thing. If you want filesizes > 4 Gb, you need reiserfs. Otherwise the default choice IIRC is fat32.
I use reiserfs simply because it reformats in a jiffy. Reformatting the file-within-a-file persistence on fat32
seems to take forever, IMO. I don't have any > 4 Gb files to contend-with either.

[knp]

Thanks you utu

I do not think to have understood all your response (IIC or IMO = ?...)

I understand that I must recall the name of the thread (where? I shall search).
I thought this was done automatically.

1- I CREATED a ReserFS partition on another disk to receive very large files_folders (>4Gb).
I used to work with liveCD or Usb_Flash_Installed drives (limit 4Gb).

2- The impossibility of writing on these ResiseFS partition obliged me to use NTFS with its
probable incoming "problems".

Thanks

[utu]

1- I CREATED a ReserFS partition on another disk to receive very large files_folders (>4Gb).
I used to work with liveCD or Usb_Flash_Installed drives (limit 4Gb).

Start over; make another Knoppix LiveUSB.
Re-format your current LiveUSB to a *single* partition; that is, just one partition initially.
Format that single partition fat32.
As Knoppix gives you the choice, elect reiserfs or " > 4 Gb " option.
The size of the eventual reiserfs partition need not be > 4 Gb, only larger than several hundred MB.
Knoppix will re-partition a second partition and format it reiserfs for persistence on its own.
This way, knoppix knows where to find the reiserfs partition, because it created it.