Have you tried to boot with boot option "pmedia=ataflash"? THAT WORKED! I could have sworn I tried that option because of the comment in the initrd script. Actually it would be cool to be able to configure the save session on any Nand flash media device including SSD's. Maybe even spinnin...

I am booting from an internal 32GB Nand flash device using the pupsave file from same boot device. Tahr64 is treating this as a normal hard drive and has the save interval greyed out. I would like to have tahr64 treat this Nand flash device as it does a USB flash device. Any easy way to change the c...

Anyone try the c720 ISO on the Toshiba 2 with 1080P display? This is a fairly nice machine and being able to boot Fatdog64 would be the icing on the cake. If the c720 ISO along with the sfs driver file will not work, any chance there is developer interest to getting Fatdog64 to work on the new Toshi...

eowens2 & Kirk Great that you got it running on the C710 but I have a few questions. Where you able to boot to ChromeOS with the savefile on the the ext4 chromeos sd1 partition? I assume the generic Fatdog ISO would not work correctly with the C710/720? Remastering C720 image only? If it boots w...

The reason I ask is because I would use Fatdog on several computers via a USB drive. Not sure if all those missing drivers would cause issues on other computers? For the other computers use Fatdog64-631 here: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=91937 Which is the same as the one here w...

just curios if/how this might work on an Acer C710 that has been updated with the Coreboot/Seabios firmware (which allows booting from USB if in Developer mode) ? Any reason your method could not run entirely from the FatDog64 USB boot stick? IE... Still have the option to boot ChromeOS via the int...

Kirk/Fellow Forum members Just curios if/how this might work on an Acer C710 that has been updated with the Coreboot/Seabios firmware (which allows booting from USB if in Developer mode) ? Any reason your method could not run entirely from the FatDog64 USB boot stick? IE... Still have the option to ...

Update: The /etc/X11/xorg.conf file (attached) works until acpi=off boot option is issued. Replaced with original xorg.conf from sfs file and now it boots using acpi=off. Experts I have a new Dell Inspiron 15Z Special Edition (7520) laptop with hybrid Graphics. I am fighting a very random freezing p...

I am in the market for a low cost Monochrome Laser printer (with a USB interface) for my Mother-In-Law. I will be drop shipping the printer to her and guiding someone with NO Linux experience over the phone during the installation. I set my mother up with a Samsung, using a USB interface, several ye...

I removed the external sdcard from my Motorola Atrix 4G smartphone and configured it to boot Puppy Lupu5.28 on my x86 laptops and verified it boots properly. If I connect the smartphone to the USB port on PC (with the smartphone is mass storage mode), I can see both the internal emmc flash and the r...

Just read all Model B Raspberry Pi for now on will have 512MB of RAM. Now if Puppy could boot using PupSave file(s) with the core 5 or 6 boot files (Not a full install) and use armhf like the Raspbian OS, that would be fantastic. Oh, and when they get X-Windows to use the hardware video acceleration...

Is there a syslinux script that I can run to fix this or do I need to start over? syslinux /dev/sdb1 Thanks! I performed a dd from 4G to 8G but resizing is problematic. The newer versions of Linux contain a Gparted version that crashes on some devices that have FAT32 partitions. I resized the FAT32...

Ok experts what am I forgetting. I have an existing 4G Kangaru (Bootable) Stick that I created with Puppy's 5.11 universal installer that is running out of room. I did NOT reformat the original 4G stick (it has the original FAT32 partition). I purchased an 8GB Kangaru stick to get some expansion roo...

pemasu wrote:http://packages.ubuntu.com/fi/lucid/lsof

Thanks for the link!

Regards, Ron

I found the source code but thought I would ask if anyone knows of a package that contains this command or has built it from source.

Regards, Ron

Rolf Thanks for keeping us abreast of your multiboot testing! Since, In my opinion, booting Puppy using only only SFS files and a PUPSAVE file is one of Puppies greatest strengths (among many!), multiboot interests me greatly. Since the Pi must un-compress binaries located inside SFS files, does the...

Recently been running Puppy Alpha3 on the Raspberry Pi and it seems to work fairly well (except for browsing https: web pages, slow) I have also been trying out Raspbian and it also works quite well, maybe a little faster? I have been a Puppy fanatic for years because I did not need to perform an in...

I know this is a little off topic but check it out. http://www.berryterminal.com/doku.php/berryboot He is basically using this to boot into several OS's using a single SDHC card. This method is basically how I have used Puppy Linux for close to 10 years. Until the Raspberry Pi, I have always ran Pup...

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=8433 The general speed of browsing using Chrome is OK not stellar but anything using HTTPS:/SSL is slow. Maybe the OpenSSL assembly optimizations would speed things up??? One of the things I always do is read my web based mail at https://ma...

Barry/Rolf Thanks for the posts! Since a swap partition existed, I didn't realize the swap partition was NOT being used in Alpha3. Running without swap when using /root from SDHC card is probably a good idea (guess it might crash if RAM is exhausted?). BTW, copying the files needed for the omxplayer...