der-schutzhund wrote:Demnächst erstelle ich dazu hier eine Anleitung in der das im Einzelnen beschrieben wird. Evtl. kannst du das dann auf Fatdog64 7.00 übertragen.

Dann warte ich da mal drauf.

Jetzt, für die neue Version, werde ich etwas anders vorgehen. Als Basis verwende ich Tahr 6.0.2 weil alle neuen Programme, die ich testweise damit startete, sofort liefen. Inzwischen gibt es auch den ISO Builder von Rainer. Damit lässt sich komfortabel ein eigenes Puppy erstellen. Der Ablauf ist da...

Thanks for the info, kirk. have there been huge changes since the last Quirky NOP version (4.3.1) of Puppy, compared to this FatDog version? Cause the NOP was the last one I tweaked. I want to remove Seamonkey and have current Palemoon instead. (Yes, I know I am kinda "outdated" when it co...

Is it possible to have palemoon http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... =918759088 instead of Firefox for this fatdog version?

My goal would be to create (or help create, or being in need of assistance to create) a Multi user (Quirky or Carolina) NOP Fatdog x86-64 newest version Puppy... I used Puppy, mostly Quirky NOP years ago, but the last few years I spend with the Porteus community, especially being part of its x86-64 ...

^ Thanks 2lss

I think I then try to check that out with Quirky NOP 1.2.0...

When I get the time since I help with debugging the RC1 of x86_64 of Porteus - previously known as "Slax Remix" - on porteus.org.

How can I use that with Quirky NOP 1.2.0, since it uses another Kernel Version (2.6.33.2) or is that Kernel pet only needed for older Puppies?

Or should I try unfs3-0.9.22 ( http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?&t=64491 ) instead?

I am tempted to create a Multiuser Pup with Quirky NOP 1.2.0 as base, and I would change the Firefox to the recent version... But since my free time is not so much it depends on if there is any interest for that. The good thing is that I would get help on here if I get into trouble. So... would peop...

@Bruce B
Thanks!
Works just fine. Dum dum me should have thought of that by myself. *sigh*

*goes to edit the first post to set Subject to SOLVED*

gposil wrote:

szlali7 wrote:Hi all,
Sorry for lame question but what is the root password in puppy?
When I open a console I have to login but I can not know any pw.

pw: woofwoof

Seems not to be valid for Quirky NOP 1.2.0... at least it not works on mine...
And I found nowhere an info what Quiky NOP's root PW might be...

Thanks a lot mill0001! :D dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/hda1/pup_save.2fs bs=1k count=50000 mke2fs -q -m 0 -F /mnt/hda1/pup_save.2fs this makes you an empty 50MB pupsave which should be used automatically on your next boot So I could do that when I install the new Puppy running any Linux... (prior firing ...

I found the solution to my very question some weeks ago either in the wiki or forum by random, but trying to find it again via forum search or google was to no prevail, so I need to ask here :oops: Either I am blind or just used the wrong search parameters... :? When you boot a Puppy not via CDROM b...

Another problem occurred: I installed my favourite and needed FFx plugins: Noscript, Adblock Plus and Lastpass. Now, NoScript and Adblock Plus work okay (like NoScript having its icon in the Status Bar), but I not get the Lastpass icon, that is a menu. I need to type the URL to the lastpass vault by...

DaveS wrote:Menu>filesystem>resize personal storage file (?)

Thanks Dave, silly me browsed that menu, but it seems I was too quick since I overlooked that entry.

Thanks a lot pal!

Hi folks, I am new to Puppy, but an "old timer" when it comes to Linux... I searched the forum but not found the answer so far. I currently run Quirky NOP 1.2 and made a 32 MB personal storage file, which sure is too small when running firefox and installing some plugins. Now, I found the ...