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right i've selected that mode and selected /dva/sda6 but now its asking me which filesystem-type i want out of: ext3 reiserfs jfs any ideas?...
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    right i've selected that mode and selected /dva/sda6 but now its asking me which filesystem-type i want out of:

    ext3
    reiserfs
    jfs

    any ideas?

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    you have created ext3 partition already. select ext3 only. installer will reformat it.
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    Do I install the grub boot-loader to the MBR or the Root Partition?

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    install GRUB in MBR only. if you select root partition, you have to edit boot.ini file of Windows to set Windows Boot Loader for dual booting. its not recommended.
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    Its asking me to insert a floppy disk but I don't have a floppy drive, if I just select no is there anything I have to do or do I not particularly need to insert a floppy disk?

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    Floppy is for creating Rescue Media. no need to create, skip it.
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    Thanks for everything, I have finally installed Knoppix, thank you so much.

    Two last things if you dont mind,
    1) is it possible to share files between the two os's, e.g. save a file using Knoppix and be able to access the same file when in windows?

    2) Do i have to do anything in particular to be able to use my USB drive with Knoppix?

    Thanks again

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    1) is it possible to share files between the two os's, e.g. save a file using Knoppix and be able to access the same file when in windows?
    install fs-driver in Windows. it will mount Linux partitions and assign driver letter to those. i suggest you not to edit or delete any file in Linux Partition from Windows.
    2) Do i have to do anything in particular to be able to use my USB drive with Knoppix?
    isn't Knoppix detecting USB drive on plugging it in?
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    Well the USB icon appears on the desktop but when I click on it it says that it can't read it, I can tell you the exact message but it will have to be later

    Also will fs-driver allow me to access my 'windows files' e.g. my documents, in Knoppix?

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    Also will fs-driver allow me to access my 'windows files' e.g. my documents, in Knoppix?
    No. you have to mount WIndows Partitions in Knoppix.
    post the output of 'df -h' here.
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