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On Dec 10, 2005, at 9:04 pm, Nick Smith wrote: |
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> ... i know that doesnt answer your knoppix question but i deal |
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> with that crap everyday and i have tried using knoppix a few times and |
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> it had problems with the ntfs partitions. where would you put the |
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> data once you got it? its booted off the cd, so even if it was a |
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> burner how would you burn something when the drive is being used? a |
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> flash drive possibly. but probably the easiest way to get that data |
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> (sorry to say) is get winders functioning again, get your data, and |
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> then blow it away. |
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That's funny - I deal with Windows problems all day & everyday & I |
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prefer Knoppix for getting data off failed Windows installations. |
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I've never experienced any problems reading from NTFS partitions and |
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prefer to use that than having to worry about a Windows install |
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forgetting to copy "hidden" files (such as Outlook Application Data or |
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Outlook Distress Identities) or something. I have confidence that if I |
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do `cp -rvf * /to/somewhere/` then every file will be copied. |
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I use a portable USB hard-drive which Knoppix recognises & makes a |
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/mnt/uba1 (or /mnt/sda1 if I connect it with firewire) entry for and |
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just boot with `knoppix 2`. |
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It's interesting how different people do the same thing different ways, |
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Stroller. |
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