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    F'ed by Xp "Thanks a bunch peter"

    Somehow Xp is screwed up on my system. Dont really know how but will not boot. Anyhow I am using knoppix 3.2 to view my HD and was wondering if there is a CD-Burner avalible. I am looking to write a few gigs to Cd's and reinstall the OS. Any help would be great.

    "Thanks a bunch peter", you should find out what movie this is from and watch it.

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    I'm slow

    Just found out how dumb i was. All these programs have descriptions, not k3b, but i found it.

    "peter! ...whaaats hapening.... ummmm yeeaaahhh..i'm gonna need to go ahead and come in on saterday....yeeaahh...we lost a few people and we need to kinda play catch up.

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    BURNER HELP!

    I have a burner but how do i select it? Box on k3b doesnt show it. Do I need to tell k3b it is there via other means?

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    Not sure this will help but there is a K3b setup. One thing once you have located your burner is to make sure you specify (perhaps) 'generic-mmc' instead of 'auto' as the 'cdrdao driver'.

    Finally, my k3b wouldn't find/work with the latest version of cdrdao, so I downloaded (and downgraded) to an earlier version and it works, some kind of bug you might find more info on elsewhere.

    Cheers, Stu.....

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    thx stu

    I was able to get it running. Losing a gig of personal files is frieghtening. Was able to burn using k3b.

    I was thinking about backing up a week ago...should have seems I had a premenition.

    thx for the help Knoppix community.

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    For the future....

    I know it's too late to help you now, but in the future keep all your data on a separate partition from the one your OS is on. It is a practice that has saved my ass a dozen times. That way if your OS gets hosed you just reinstall and don't have to worry about losing data.

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