You would like to install Linux/BSD Os but windows partition is taking up your whole hard disk space. Or you don’t want to pay money to resize hard disk partition (tools like partition magic costs money). Not to worry you can resize partition with KNOPPIX Live Linux CD.
RESIZE PARTITION with Knoppix Live CD
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Author: Ayush Nigam
Under the Network/Internet menu, you will find scripts toautomate the configuration of many different kinds of net-work connections. By default, Knoppix will attempt to detect any Ethernet or wireless cards on the system and will obtain an IP address via DHCP. If your hardware isn’t supported, or your network requires some extra configuration, the tools described here will help automate the process:
/dev/modem Connection Setup
If you use a modem to connect to the Internet, use this script to configure what hardware the /dev/modem device points to. You can choose from a number of different modem devices, including serial, USB, IrDA, Bluetooth, and even a winmodem, if Knoppix supports it.
ADSL/PPPOE Configuration
If you have a DSL connection that requires you to connect each time with a login and password, chances are that you have a PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) connection. This script checks whether your network uses PPPoE, and if so, prompts you for the user-name and password to connect to the network.
GPRS Connection
This script automates the process of connecting to a GPRS Internet connection over a cell phone. If you have not yet run the /dev/modem Connection Setup script, it will launch, so that you can choose how you will connect to the cell phone. Then you will be able to choose
your GPRS provider and connect to the network.
ISDN Connection
Fairly self-explanatory; this script automates the process of configuring an ISDN connection under Knoppix.
Modem Dialer
Once you configure your modem with the /dev/modem Connection Setup script, run this script to actually dial and connect to your ISP.
