I found the "Download" link. Been at this for 14 hours straight. I wonder how many people give up?

Semme wrote:Maybe my directions weren't clear? Otherwise, I'd say you want the method described on page 12.

Thank you for responding.

Ok. I see this and what it's about. I have no idea where to get "isobooter.tar.gz". I know it is not much in number of files and that's it.

Well, after all that I get the error message "Sorry /root/my-applications/Puppies/tahr64-light-6.05-uefi-MK1.iso is already mounted and in use by Puppy on /tmp/bootflash_iso from /root/my-appications/Puppies/tahr64-light-6.05-uefi-MK1.iso".

Not getting it!

Hello Semme. Thank you for responding. I found "How to Give Your Grub Menu a Password". Not sure about this, respectfully.

Alright, when I go back into Gparted, I get the message that I have to create a Partition table and I do this with MSDOS. Then, I create a primary partition in GParted ext4 format. That appears OK and I am not getting 3 or 4 extra drive mountings for the USB. When I opened puppy installer and checke...

Now it mounts as a CDROM drive to another laptop! At least Bootflash is still on that laptop that I installed BionicPup32 on. That laptop screams after I took dielectric grease and applied to all connections taking care to thoroughly wipe all off, and still leaving a residue and not cross continuity...

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Hi FriendlyIce, Every Puppy will happily 'live' exclusively on a USB-Stick, booting from it, saving data files and changes back to it, totally ignoring --if you want-- the existence of the hard-drives of the computer into which the USB-Stick was plugged and booted. And with an 'old' --at least for ...