Re: Knoppix Question

[Peter.Colpaert@xxxxxxxxx]

What's a jump drive?

If it's anything like a memory stick, and formatted as FAT32, it shouldn't 
be a problem.

I think.

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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Argh - that is probably it. Do you think that would be the issue for the
jump USB drive though ? I had given up on the hard drive to hard drive
(there are two in this PC) and was trying the jump drive just now.

Sounds like it is time to use Google :-)

Thanks !

Chuck

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Subject: Re: [PCTECH] Knoppix Question

Chuck,

If the drive is NTFS, I think that it's read-only if you boot from a Linux 

CD.

At least, that's how it is in my dual-boot Kubuntu / WinXP laptop.

To make the NTFS partition read-write, I needed some additional packages, 
IIRC.

Peter