Apologies if this post lacks details. Haven't done much reading on both Linux and Puppy lately. I'm not sure if this is a factor but this a dvd-rw that was blanked. It had previously have Puppy 2.15 CE installed but I found some programs not to be working so I decided to switch to Rudy. OS done: Win...

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I don't know why it turned out like that. I could've swore I just copy pasted it. Anyways, I did the correct command because doing the other doesn't cause it to open up the usb folder and also because I retried it. Sorry for the typo. Edit: I don't know what happened but idlinux.sys disappeared from...

Darn, can you point me into the right direction on how to install puppy on usb without having to make a live cd first?

Also will it work if I have Qemu-puppy and puppy on the same usb?

Is there any way to have both? Qemu for when on other pcs and a native puppy boot for my own just to have faster speeds and full screen?

All in just 1 same OS I mean. I've screwed up two puppy live cds already so being able to put puppy in usb without live cd is my preference.

Yes, that's what I meant though please understand that I don't know anything about Qemu. I didn't manually set up Puppy with Qemu, I just downloaded Qemu-puppy as is and extracted the files to usb.

Sorry if this is too early for a bump but I'm not yet sure how active this forum is.

Did my post lack many details that's preventing people from helping me? What else should I add?

Followed instructions: http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/qemupuppy/#3.0.0 Qemu-puppy version: 2.16.1 USB: Kingston Data Traveller 1 gb/FAT32 OS: WinXp Knowledge Level: Below Advanced WinXp Level/Tech Newbie What I did: Followed the d: /syslinux d: by typing it into command prompt and it opened the usb fold...