Or if you are like me, you can do this all graphically without ever needing to go to the "dark 
place"  :)

I used Knoppix-STD for this, but I think all of these same tools are in the standard Knoppix 
distro.  Use LinNeighborhood to connect to a Windows/Samba machine with a shared directory. Login 
as a user to the machine & workgroup. Mount the share. Browse to the mount, open the window, browse 
to the hd in question, open another window, drag and drop your data.

Ain't choice wonderful? :)

Leo J Mauler <webgiant@juno.com> wrote:

Mount it like any other partition: boot KNOPPIX, (there's an icon in the menu), make a directory in 
/mnt, such as /mnt/windows, and mount it like this:

mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -t ntfs -r

Use vfat in place of ntfs for any FAT32 partitions.

Then copy files off the partitions and copy them over the network to your server.


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