Hey! Me too. I was having exactly the same problem. and now I'm getting exactly the same results. Canon PS200 camera still gives 'Unable to initialize error' error when attempting to connect but at least now shows up in the info centre.

>>For some stupid reason this is left out when knoppix is installed to the HD.

There seems to be a fair amount of things 'left out' when Knoppix is installed to the HD. Like for instance 'automount' works for CD but not for floppies. but floppies WILL auto-mount if you attempt to open a file on a floppy from an application (ie Kwrite or some other app). And 'Halt' will not power down my desktop box. but it will power down the laptop.

I suppose to be fair it must be admitted that Knoppix was never intended to be used as a Debian installer instead of a run from CD distro but I'll bet that is what it gets used for most so the HD install maybe deserves get more attention.

Stephen, I don't know how you are managing to work the bugs out of it but this is about three times you have come up with solutions to problems that were driving me nuts. Thanks.

Spydie, you may find 'Kate' an easier to use file editor than gvim. You must be root to edit config files, you can start Kate the same way as above ie su-to-root then 'Kate /etc/fstab'. If you find you are using it a lot you can drag the 'Kate' item from the start menu to the desktop ('Copy here' not 'move here') then edit the properties to 'run as a different user'...'root'. Oddly, you may find that it will not let you edit the drag 'n' drop copy. The way around this is to open the desktop 'shortcut' in a text editor (Kate) as user then 'save as' a new name. You will then be able to edit the new 'shortcut' as user.