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!! [Ext3] FileSystem~s |
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[Knoppix] 3.1 creates [Ext3] FileSystem~s with an extra option which fsck(8) on [Debian] [Woody] does not support. This prevents [Woody] from booting. You can fix this by issuing <tt>tune2fs -O ^dir_index ''device''</tt> after creating the FileSystem. |
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!! Swapping |
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[Knoppix] should automagically find an existing swap [Partition] on boot and use it. This will make the whole system much faster (remember that it has no real disk, only RamDisk by default). Alternatively you can set up a file called <tt>swapfile</tt> in the root directory of any non-[NTFS] partition and [Knoppix] will use that as a swap file. |
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See http://www.knoppix.net/docs/index.php/FaqRescue |
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!! Remastering [Knoppix] |
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The [Remastering Knoppix Howto | http://www.knoppix.net/docs/index.php/KnoppixRemasteringHowto] explains how to create your own custom [Knoppix]-based LinuxDistribution. |
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WlugKnoppix is such a customised [Knoppix] distribution made specifically by [WLUG]. |
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!! Remastering 4.0 Notes: |
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* If chrooting into the new customisation fails with many "bash: /dev/null: Permission denied" errors, the problem is that the partition you're working in has been mounted with the wrong args in the host, you need the ... -o dev ... option. This has changed from the 3.x series. |
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* If the CD image is much larger than you expected, the problem is likely to be that you've forgotten to "umount /proc" before you leave the chroot, and so the image contains random chunks of RAM. |
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