...alternatively, though not preferable, how do I pass the parameters for the keyboard, mouse, etc. so I'm not prompted and get all the way through to the desktop?

I have a Puppy configuration the way I want it. The preferences (and additional files) are kept in the PUP001 file on the local HD. I'm trying to take this configuration, and burn it to a seperate, ultimate boot CD, from which I would have a choice to boot Puppy off this CD. I am trying to get Puppy...

Excellent I'll check it out.

As for the mis-filing, sorry, you're right. I must have read something under this forum in trying to find an answer and just click the new post icon. My bad.

As a moderator, feel free to move it to the correct location.

I have configured linux to boot from a DOS-Booted HDD easy enough, using GRUB.EXE as the boot loader and the menu.lst like this: title Puppy RAM rootnoverify (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/ram noapic PFILE=pup001-none-131072 PHOME=hda1 initrd /image.gz I'm trying to do effectively the save thing,...

I followed AlienX procedure for remastering from a LiveCD. I have a machine, with no HD, 1GB of RAM. Everything appeared to create correctly. Two issues: 1) When I boot, I don't see the graphic boot screen...I only get the boot.msg 2) I get this message: Sorry, cannot start X. File /usr/X11R6/bin/x ...

One comment/suggestion about the script: how 'bout a completion message...so I know when it's done (instead of wondering if it's working in the background) or, better yet, return me back to the package manager so that I can select more to uninstall if I want.

Pizzasgood....you're my hero! 8) As a newbie (just discovered on Sunday) I'm trying to remaster my own, scaled-down puppy, to become a Rescue Console (I call it my St. Benard puplet...). Having to get up to speed in a hurry has been a challenge, and I've been wondering how I was going to uninstall a...

Yeah...I ran that...still didn't work. I had to go edit the file under /root/.icewm/menu file, using the JWM menu file as a reference.

I had seen that answer posted elsewhere and tried it, but it didn't work. In the end, this thread was helpful...I got it sorted out.:

http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic ... ow+manager

Interesting. Because I'm trying to remaster my own, doing everything in 1 GB RAM, I'm avoiding the reboot...since none of my changes will be preserved. I made alot of progress with my "St. Bernard Puppy" puplet last night. By goal is to have a small, "Recovery Console" that I can...

This thread was helpful...I got it sorted out.
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic ... ow+manager

I install IceWM, and restart, Start / Setup / DotPup package installer is replaced with "DotPup Rox-app packages" and takes me to www.goosee.com/puppy/wikka/DotPup website instead! To get back to the DotPup package installer, I have to go to Start / Window Manager, Jwm. But when I do that,...

I'm installing the IceWM window manager, and the XP Theme for IceWM. After install, it says it should be in my IceWM menu. I don't have an IceWM menu.

Never mind...I guess I read that in the Alienx simple remaster-CD script.

I'll give this a go.

I read somewhere about being able to remaster a LiveCD all in RAM if I had at least 1 GB. I'm trying to do this within VMWare...I've got a machine with 1 GB of RAM. How do I make this happen?

Say gang...is this "soup"...is it ready. I've been looking for something like this (seems that qtparted still isn't an available pup), this Pformat looks real good.

Excellent. Thanks.

Also, I did read in this forum somewhere how you can turn a Slax module to a DotPup(?). So, this may make the above request even easier: QTPARTED: http://slax.linux-live.org/modules.php?category=other&id=298&name=QTParted PARTED: http://slax.linux-live.org/modules.php?category=system&id=...

I'm trying to create my own Puppy, that has just the tools I need to backup/restore a drive/partition image and perhaps even scan/repair a vfat/FAT32 partition. This would make for a very small, fast, on-board "Recovery Console). A couple tools I'm needing, and struggling on figuring out how to...

I just recently discovered Puppy as I was looking for a way to have a free, open-source, Linux-based on-board imaging (backup/restore) solution, and found that I need something that can run completely from RAM...hence, I found this wonderful distro. So, I have a single drive, single parition (FAT32)...