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I need a tutorial on Knoppix Boot disk and XP Reinstallation? Thanks! and how long would it take, approximately? Thanks I have 256MB Ram and 10GB HDD!

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Edited by Game_Freak, 22 September 2005 - 04:11 PM.

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http://www.eleli.de/...torial/english/
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Thanks! Just one more question whats better KillDisk or Knoppix Boot disk? Better as in stronger but easier to use?
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Can I also have a tutorial on KIlldisk?
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http://www.killdisk....ds/killdisk.pdf
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Thanks!! Whats better though?

Edited by Game_Freak, 22 September 2005 - 05:23 PM.

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Anyone?
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WOW! That tutorial is huge! Cant you just tell me what to do? I have two computers so I can look at instructions from one fix the other!!
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I don't think it's popular enough for an *official* tutorial. I read the users guide and it looks like taht explains it as good as a tutorial would anyway. There's not exactly that much to overwriting data/reformatting. Why you wish to do so I don't understand.
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Oh Thanks. Read my other topic you will get it! And how long would this take? I dont want to stuck with this for long!
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Depending on how many times it writes over the file system over again, it could take a very long time.

Edited by OwNt, 22 September 2005 - 05:40 PM.

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6 hours, 7 hours approx how long for a really good cleanup?
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If you really want to reformat, you won't need to overwite the data unless your trying to hide it from data recovery programs for some reason. Unless you have a boot sector virus your trying to shake, (this wouldn't work for that anyway,) You can just do a quick format. Like Format C: /Q /FS:NTFS
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Oh ok. How do I do this quick format? But approx how long would a normal XP reinstalltion take and also how long would killdisk take approx?

Edited by Game_Freak, 22 September 2005 - 06:07 PM.

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A normal xp installation on my computer takes about 9 minutes, your will probbaly be much longer. killdisk would take hours to days depending on how many times it overwrites the hard drive, and to what degree.
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