I believe it is either floppyconf or floppyconfig that you use for the cheat code.
I am attempting to save my configuration - printer, screen resolution, toram, etc. to a floppy. No problem at this point. The save configuration appears to have functioned properly. At startup of next session, at the boot prompt I type:
knoppix myconfig=/mnt/auto/floppy
I have also tried
knoppix myconfig=scan
either method returns
/dev/auto: no such file or directory
mount failed
during startup. Any ideas. Thanks for helping out a newbie!
I believe it is either floppyconf or floppyconfig that you use for the cheat code.
Stephen
Thank you! now its off to learn more about linux
Why don't you donwnload the cheatcodes textfile wich contain many usefull codes. Can be found at the download(mirror)sites.

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