Yesterday, I upgraded my computer from a super-socket-7 w/ AMD K6-2 450MHz w/256MB ram to a socket 775 w/Intel Celeron-D 2.66GHz w/2GB ram. I had backed up my hard drive. I booted and did some bios changes. Booted again into my HD puppy distro of 1.08r1. Had to reconfigure my video and audio. Booted...

Here's how I did it. Very simple and from one of the hd install examples. First I installed SUSE 10.0 and partitioned the hd (one excusively for puppy). I then copied vmlinuz, image.gz and usr_cram.fs into that partition (below the 1024 boot section). Then I opened the grub.conf(/boot/grub/grub.conf...

Here's how I did it. My wifes computer runs Win XP and had the cable modem registered to it. It had a built in ethernet. I added another nic to it. I attached the nic to my ethernet hub. I connected my computers nic to the hub. I then ran the Puppy ethernet/network wizard. Selected the configure_eth...

When I run Puppy Drive Mounter, it says that there are no windows partitions found. /mnt/home is my first windows partition. My linux drive partitions are mounted. My cdroms and floppy are able to be mounted.

with Puppy 0.9.8, I was able to access both of my windows partitions. With Puppy 1.0, I can't access it. How may I regain this function?

The Tcl/Tk editor is great! But how do I run my programs? Currently using Puppy 1.0, which I think is great! I was using Mandrake 8.0 and windoze98.
Puppy has them both beat!