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SHFS persistenthome for KNOPPIX
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Japanese
SHFS persistenthome enables us to keep home directory via network.. We
can use the home directory from anywhere if the network is reachable. SHFS(SHel
l File System) is convenient because server machine isn't required special
software. The requirement is "ssh" account only.
SHFS persistnethome is a part of research topic "Nomadic Computing".
Requirement
- Server
- ssh port(No. 22) is opened.
- 100MB disk space.
- Client
HowTo Use
The usage is based on our Japanese KNOPPIX. Please boot Japanese KNOPPIX with language option.
For example, "boot: knoppix lang=us".
STEP 1: Make a SHFS-home
STEP 2: Reboot and Mount SHFS-home

CAUTION: If you enter wrong password, KNOPPIX will boot with RAM DISK for
home directory.
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STEP3: Shutdown
- Please shutdown normally because SHFS persitenthome must write back to server.
You will find the following write back message.
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Reference (Japanese)
- "Construction of nomadic desktop environment using KNOPPIX and SHFS",Hideyuki
Tan, Daisaku Chiba, Masaaki Uehara (Alpha Systems Inc.), Kuniyasu Suzaki, Kengo IIjima(AIST), SIG-DSM (Distributed System and internet Management technology) Information Processing Society of Japan, 2004 March
- Paper(PDF),Slide(PDF),Slide(Flash)@iNotification of Copyright by IPSJj
- Abstract: We developed a nomadic desktop environment which uses KNOPPIX and SHFS. KNOPPIX is s CD bootalbe Debian GNU/Linux. SHFS is a network file system that uses Secure Shell. The desktop environment makes possible to use without dependency of hardware. In this paper, we present detail about this implementation and performance.
- "A proposal of nomadic desktop using KNOPPIX and SHFS",,Hideyuki
Tan, Daisaku Chiba, Masaaki Uehara (Alpha Systems Inc.), Kuniyasu Suzaki, Kengo IIjima(AIST), The 66th National Convention of IPSJ(Information Processing Society of Japan), 2004 March