Quote Originally Posted by firebyrd10
As for Installing knoppix that pretty easy just type

sudo knoppix-installer and follow the instrutions.

Also ext2 is the linux partition. Its the the filesystem that linux uses like windows uses FAT and NTFS. YOur going to want to creat a 4 gig ext2 and about 500 linux swap partition (knoppix has a partition manager so you don't need to worry about that) changing as needed.
Coming from pure windows installing means that makes no sense to me.

Do I type "sudo knoppix-installer" at the first boot promt? Or actually inside a console in knoppix?

Will "sudo knoppix-installer and follow the instrutions" create the ext3 partition required or do I have to use something else to do that?