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=== In short, about the '''Knoppix Hard Disk Scripts''': === | === In short, about the '''Knoppix Hard Disk Scripts''': === | ||
+ | == To install knoppix on hard disk == | ||
*'''knx-hdinstall''' -> copies the KNOPPIX like system (compressed filesystem) in the hard disk). See: [[Hd Based HowTo]] . | *'''knx-hdinstall''' -> copies the KNOPPIX like system (compressed filesystem) in the hard disk). See: [[Hd Based HowTo]] . | ||
** Use with Knoppix 3.3 and earlier. | ** Use with Knoppix 3.3 and earlier. | ||
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** Use with Knoppix 3.4 and later. | ** Use with Knoppix 3.4 and later. | ||
KNOPPIX (compressed) is still a KNOPPIX (similar to the CD-ROM KNOPPIX). So, boot parameter "lang=en" should work | KNOPPIX (compressed) is still a KNOPPIX (similar to the CD-ROM KNOPPIX). So, boot parameter "lang=en" should work | ||
− | + | == To just save your settings and files == | |
+ | *'''knoppix-mkimage''' -> used to create a 'persistent home' image on a media, that allows you to save your files and settings without installing the whole system on the hard disk. Use the "'''knoppix home=scan'''" boot option to search for and use the stored home directory. | ||
[[Category: Hard drive Installation]] | [[Category: Hard drive Installation]] |
Revision as of 00:13, 9 October 2006
In short, about the Knoppix Hard Disk Scripts:
To install knoppix on hard disk
- knx-hdinstall -> copies the KNOPPIX like system (compressed filesystem) in the hard disk). See: Hd Based HowTo .
- Use with Knoppix 3.3 and earlier.
- knoppix-installer -> installs a Debian like system (uncompressed filesystem) in the hard disk. See Install FAQ and Knoppix Installer .
- Use with Knoppix 3.4 and later.
KNOPPIX (compressed) is still a KNOPPIX (similar to the CD-ROM KNOPPIX). So, boot parameter "lang=en" should work
To just save your settings and files
- knoppix-mkimage -> used to create a 'persistent home' image on a media, that allows you to save your files and settings without installing the whole system on the hard disk. Use the "knoppix home=scan" boot option to search for and use the stored home directory.