Not shure, rutilt will connect but not use dhcpcd automatically, i think. You can start it with a profile, however, like this: rutilt -p <profile-name> Or you can use my autoconnect utility (new version coming soon): http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?search_id=1341360436&t=26935 fudgy

sorry, there is actually an easier way. In the bootmanager add your module to load. Your device needs one of the already existing drivers: It should be rt73, rt25xx or something similar. If you are not shure which one is correct, type lsmod in a console after running the network wizard. Then look in...

Hi wini your welcome.

I'm not a stranger to PUPPY at all.

Hi plinej,

I think it is not useful to store wireless profiles on more than one place in puppy. Traditionally this is /etc/WAG/profiles-config. How about reading and writing to that file with the existing function library at /usr/sbin/wag-profiles.sh ?

fudgy

Seeing HotPup in 3-series puppy is really cool !!

...and the best thing is: it mounts my hfs+ partition right away !!

fudgy

http://www.puppylinux.com/development/h ... works.html
http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PuppyLinuxMainPage

Es sieht so aus als wäre das WPA Problem nicht ganz trivial. iwl4965 heisst der neue Treiber der funtionierten dürfte. Tempestous arbeitet bereits daran. Frage am besten im Hauptforum direkt Tempestous. http://www.nanonanonano.net/linux/debian/iwlwifi ...der alte Treiber unterstützt WPA schlecht. De...

0. boot with pfix=ram
1. create a new savefile, with encryption
2. resize it, reboot to apply.
3. copy over all files
# cp -f /[old_savefile_mnt_point] /
4. Reboot
Note: password is entered with us keyboard layout (!) even if you changed that beforehand.

Learn to live with ROX - it's one of the fastest and most intelligent solutions out there. It's worth the efford. On first sight one might miss a folder tree or something. Ok. But the filesystem tree - you have it in mind, don't you ? Customize window resizing, file sorting, icon s & icon sizes,...

yes. try the following script: #!/bin/sh # modprobe rt73 ###uncomment if not loadet at bootup - check with lsmod for rt73 WLAN=`cat /proc/net/wireless | grep -E -o '.+:' | grep -E -o '[^: ][[:alnum:]]+'` echo FOUND INTERFACE $WLAN # should return rausb0 in your case ifconfig $WLAN up # module rt73 s...

Ok, ... 1.boot from external usb hd. Bios maps this to be hd(0). - GRUB in MBR loads fine - disk layout: hd(0,0) ntfs, hd(0,1) ext3 (stage2), hd(0,2) linux swap 1.1 boot puppy -> boots fine #title Puppy #rootnoverify (hd0,1) #kernel (hd0,1)/boot/puppy-2.13/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 #initrd (hd0,1)/boot...

Do we have a working multimedia player solution? I think Gxine is not fixed, we should go for mplayer!

some change logs... http://www.puppylinux.com/download/release-3.01.htm http://www.puppylinux.com/download/release-3.00.htm http://www.puppylinux.ca/puppyfiles/Pup214R/pup214R-1.00-changelog.html http://www.puppylinux.com/news-archive/news2006a.htm http://www.puppylinux.com/news-archive/news2005.htm...

http://ttuuxxx.com/fatfreepuppy/fatfree.html

Maybe this is for you ? Fatfree comes down from around 90 to 60 MB.

see also:
http://www.puppylinux.ca/ttuuxxx/fatfre ... -dillo.iso
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 73&t=26445

Sorry, I dont understand. GRUB stage 2 lives on its own ext3 partition. GRUB doesnt need to be able to read ntfs. It must however be able to start another bootloader on a well defined physical place on the partition. (chainloader command) But chainloader +1 is never executed because the partition ty...

Hi people, I just changed hard discs on my notebook (a ibm r50e series btw) - - - plugged in my old hd on usb and wot ..? GRUB 0.97 doesnt boot off ntfs-partitions any more. It says: " Filesystem type unknown, partition type 0x7" Well, 0x7 is exactly what it should be - NTFS (on hd0,0) How...

Es ist wesentlich schwerer anderen dabei zu helfen ihren eigenen Stil zu finden, als rechthaberisch auf die eigene Meinung zu pochen. Das kann jeder. Und Reviews a la Computerbild helfen da auch nicht weiter. Echt nicht.

http://www.icpug.org.uk/national/linnwin/contents.htm

...exzellente Info zu grub4dos.
Empfohlene Puppy Version: 3.02 oder Muppy Mini 008.2.

versuch mal

# ping 192.168.2.1

das könnte dein router sein.

ja das geht. 1. Du lädst das System herunter und kopierst ein paar Dateien in einen Ordner auf der Festplatte (ca 80 MB) Gratulation! Du hast jetzt ein lauffähiges Puppysystem auf der Platte. 2. Du möchtes das jetzt starten. Dazu musst du grub4dos verwenden. Ntloader lädt dann ein Menü, dort wählst ...