This is how I set my XP-200 up for wireless, it might work for other wireless printers. CUPS EPSON XP-200 Wireless Manual Setup Puppy Linux Precise 5.7.1 A. You will need to know the ip address of your printer. Most routers use the address ranges 10.1.1.1 or 192.168.1.1 If you know the address of yo...

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to everyone on the forum.

Ian.

You may have to put a command in /etc/rc.d/rc.local: but read about this file first.

I set the wireless up in mine using the Network setup tool.

Have you tried using the archiver in Lucid.

I am not familiar with Slimpup but did you try 'puppy pfix=ram'
at bootup.

You could try asking 'pri' or 'Q5s':

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 689b9c80d1

What was the .pet you installed?

Did you look at this:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 392#446392

and this:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 425#488425

They might be a bit confusing but also might help.

What is your wireless setup and how do you have Puppy installed. I have an EEEPC 701SD and a wireless access point to my network and have no problems. I am using pupeee 431. When you say you have to ' manually re-enable it' do you mean the wireless settings on the machine or the actual internet conn...

All I can say is backup your files first. Just create a new directory and copy the files into it, then try to zip them in that directory this will leave the originals in their own directory. You can create a new directory in Rox by right clicking in an open directory and selecting 'New' / 'Directory'.

Have you looked at this: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=45090&start=15&sid=9abc8576cd2b0621a51da2ed31ef8b24 I did a lot of work with NFS back in 2001 but not since and not with Puppy. I would have dig out the old documentation but that is a monumental task so I think the be...

Bruce B, Thanks for your replies to my posts and thanks for pointing out all the things that you have tried to do in this post to help someone who has not really found an answer to his problem. I put this down to his impatience and can only say that he has been rude to you and all the people who hav...

Which version of Puppy are you using and how did you remove the icons.

Did you right click on them and select remove.

Did you change anything after you first connected to the modem.

Do you have PlayOnLinux downloaded to the flash drive, if so you can open it using XArchive found at Menu/Utility/XArchive archiver. Before you open it just click on the .tar.gz file first and the archiver should open, click on Extract and extract the files to the same directory. I would recommend t...

Which version of Puppy Linux are you using.

I'm sorry, when you say

' My computer IS able to play sims 3 without problems '

do you mean that it will run in Windows or another distribution of Linux?

Do you have the modem working in any other versions of Puppy Linux.

Bruce B I appreciate your efforts at sarcasm and also your efforts to help a person who is a little bit impatient but saying that they are a Ubuntu user should establish some credibility. People who are not satisfied with Windows products sometimes turn to Linux to find solutions to their problems t...