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Old 03-13-2004, 11:38 PM   #1
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Booting knoppix from udf Dvd & save everything


Kohjin Yamada said,
I've successfully installed a patched kernel for UDF CD-RW on Debian.
It will be easy to do the same on Knoppix too, I will try it tomorrow.
It's not that fast but it's really useful.

Now, I'm seriously considering any possibility of booting Knoppix from
UDF formatted CD-RW and mount it as UDF file system so that I can
access both read and write.
If this is possible then persistent home should be more handy.

Best regards,
Kohjin

It is exactly what I want to do except I want to use Penguin Sleuth
and run from only one DVD-RW disk only.

Can you help me a knoppix learner?
 
  


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