mrtee said:
It is a stand alone OS that resides on a CD-R. It can be installed to
HD (haven't tried that yet). It's fun to monkey around with to see
what's out there. Go to
http://www.distrowatch.com/#00977 for a link
to it. The ISO is 733,825,024 bits and fits on 1 CD.
Knoppix (the "K" is pronounced, btw) is fantastic. It is a full-featured
Linux distribution on a bootable cd. You can use it to 1) do Linux
demos; 2) play with Linux and some of the many applications that come
with the major distros; 3) use it in data rescue. For instance, I've
run across several cases where a client's hard drive was failing, it
would not slave successfully in another XP box (froze the healthy XP
installation solid), but the data had to be saved. Solution: slave the
sick drive in one of my Win98 boxen, boot with Knoppix, mount both
drives, copy the data from the XP drive to the Win98 drive (Linux
access to NTFS is read-only right now), burn a cd.
Try it - it's free!
Malke