11.Type the password again and press Enter. The (Web server address)
11.Type the password again and press Enter. The Creating Knoppix Configuration Step (5/7) screen appears. 12.Type your root (Administrator s) password, press Enter, and thenrepeat as you did before with the login account s password. After the second time, the Creating Knoppix Configuration Step (6/7) screen appears. 13.Type the name to assign to this computer and press Enter. The Creating Knoppix Configuration Step (7/7) screen appears. 14.Accept the settings in this screen (unless you re positive that you wantto change them) and press Enter. The Knoppix Main-Menu screen returns. Keep in mind that following thisstep sets you up to only have Knoppix as a boot option. 15.Use your up and down arrows to select Start Installation and press Enter. The Starting Knoppix Installation screen appears. Review the informa- tion shown. 16.If something is wrong, use the Tab key to select No and press Enterand then return to Step 5 to make changes. Otherwise, use the Tabkey to select Yes and press Enter. The installation begins. When it finishes, the Creating Floppy Disk screenappears. 17.If you want to create a boot floppy disk (which can be handy if some- thing happens to your boot menu), use Tab to select Yes. Otherwise, use Tab to select No. Press Enter. I assume that you re not creating a boot disk with these instructions. Ifyou choose to do so, Knoppix will walk you through the process. Whenyou either finish making the boot disk or skip it, the InstallationSuccessful screen appears. 18.Press Enter to close the installation program. 19.Type rebootto reboot the machine. You re told when it s safe to eject the DVD-ROM or CD-ROM. From there, you ll be booting into Knoppix, or at least into its boot menu! Keeping Knoppix Up to DateIf you decided to install Knoppix, as discussed in the previous section, thenyou need to keep it up to date so that all security vulnerabilities and bug fixes386Part V:The Part of Tens