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22-Apr-2006, 12:31 PM #1
Adding a boot option to Knoppix
Hi,

I've been using Knoppix for a while now, and the tools that they offer is really great. There is, however, one tool that I like from the Austrumi boot disk, and thats the ntpasswd boot option, that Knoppix doesnt have.

Is there any way to add this .bin file to the boot options. I have added the correct files to the /boot/ directory of the CD, and updated the isolinux.cfg, but when I burn and try to boot from the CD, it says that invalid checksum error.

Is there anyway to either recalculate and save the checksum, or bypass it alltogether?
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