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Old 04-25-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Trouble With Knoppix 6.0

Hi,

I'm using Knoppix 6.0 Live CD on my other computer right now. I need to delete viruses in C:\ and repair cmd.exe. But when I try to delete "2u.com", "autorun.inf" etc. (which are being viruses) it says "Operation is not permitted" (I think). I mean it doesn't let me do anything on my files. But it lets me do in my D:\ drive. How can I copy or delete my files in C:\ drive?


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And I couldn't find the main menu after entering "WWW" part. How can I return to the main page?
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Hi and Welcome !

Try to mount partitions using filesystem ntfs-3g and umask=0 options.
Let say, device name assigned to partition is /dev/sda2
Execute this
Code:
su -
umount /dev/sda2
mkdir /media/sda2
mount -t ntfs-3g  /dev/sda2  /media/sda2 -o defaults,umask=0
ls /media/sda2
You will have full access in /media/sda2.
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Hi and Welcome !

Try to mount partitions using filesystem ntfs-3g and umask=0 options.
Let say, device name assigned to partition is /dev/sda2
Execute this
Code:
su -
umount /dev/sda2
mkdir /media/sda2
mount -t ntfs-3g  /dev/sda2  /media/sda2 -o defaults,umask=0
ls /media/sda2
You will have full access in /media/sda2.
Where will I write them down?

After saying "(f)Browse ...."?


(Sorry for being that much complicated but I'm a newbie."
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Execute those commands in Terminal or Konsole. Look for it in Menu.

You have to check device name assigned to C:\ drive.
By default it should be /dev/sda1. Replace /dev/sda2 with /dev/sda1 in commands I posted earlier.

In case it doesn't work, execute this :

Code:
su -
fdisk -l
du -h
Post output here.
* Its small L in fdisk -l.
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Execute those commands in Terminal or Konsole. Look for it in Menu.

You have to check device name assigned to C:\ drive.
By default it should be /dev/sda1. Replace /dev/sda2 with /dev/sda1 in commands I posted earlier.

In case it doesn't work, execute this :

Code:
su -
fdisk -l
du -h
Post output here.
* Its small L in fdisk -l.
Hi again.

I`m writing these in Linux. But bad news, I failed. I try to write them in "Shell" but it says again "Permission".

Any more suggestions? By the way, at starting it says "Knoppix found at /dev/hdc"
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Execute this in Terminal :
Code:
su -
/sbin/fdisk -l
df -h
Post output here.
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Execute this in Terminal :
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su -
/sbin/fdisk -l
df -h
Post output here.
But when I write "su -" and press Enter, it says "Password:". Then I hit another key but it doesn`t go on.
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You shoud go to the Menu, then Accessories>Root Terminal. Then you'll be able to accomplish the tasks proposed. (this is the way to operate as 'root' in Knoppix 6 live-cd)
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