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Knoppix Hacks, 2e
by Kyle Rankin

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UNCONFIRMED errors and comments from readers:


(87) last paragraph;
4th sentence reads, "What has happened here is that while the CD has aliases mozilla to run firefox..." 

I think that means to be "has aliased."


{89} Second paragraph;
The 'myconfig=scan' should probably read 'knoppix myconfig=scan', for the uninitiated. The results from the 
steps performed in 'Save Kiosk Settings' on the opposite page do load the previous kiosk settings, but a 
bit of follow-up is needed. When the saved settings are loaded again, IceWeasel/Firefox returns a session 
error, from breaking the previous session to save the settings, and prompts to restore the session or start 
a new session. Either option does the same thing, opens the browser to a blank web-page. Since there is no 
url toolbar, the specified homepage cannot be recalled without leaving the session, again.


(173) last sentence;
"...you have outgrown the default Knoppix distribution and should give a security-focused distribution." 

Should this be "a try"


(178) 2nd to last paragraph starts, "Most of files that grave-robber creates..."


(254) Hack #87;
2nd sentence of header intro reads, "While the Windows Recovery CD can restore a default boot file, unlike > Knoppix, it won't let you edit it directly." 

I deduced the meaning pretty easily, but after wondering if the Windows CD could restore a default boot file, unlike Knoppix.


(310) section on Nessus;
The word nessus is italicized everywhere except at the end of the 6th line.


(311) 1st large paragraph, 3rd sentence;
"A proper assessment of anything other than a single host or the tiniest of network is a massive undertaking."

network --> networks