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<mail link="smith.jonathan@gmail.com">Jonathan Smith</mail> |
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<!-- this works with knoppix 3.6, 3.77 and gentoo 2004.3, 2005.0--> |
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Boot from the Knoppix CD. It generally does a really good job of hardware |
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Boot from the Knoppix CD. For a 2004.3+ install, you will need to specify |
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<c>knoppix26</c> as a boot option to load a 2.6 kernel. If you miss this step, |
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By default Knoppix boots into a KDE 3.0 desktop. The first thing I did was open |
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Next, I <c>su</c> to root and typed <c>usermod -d /root -m root</c>. This sets |
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I then typed <c>exit</c> and then <c>su</c> back into root. This loads the |
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By default Knoppix boots into a KDE 3.3 desktop. Open a konsole and <c>su -</c> |
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change that was made with the usermod command. Now create the |
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<path>/mnt/gentoo</path> mountpoint using <c>mkdir</c>: |
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Knoppix. You can now configure <c>sshd</c> for remote login, at your |
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However, when you're asked to mount the proc system, issue the following |
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