duuuuuhhhhh...Didn't see that.

Thanks..

What is the username and password to be able to download the iso?

What is the path to the menu icons on 4.3.1?

Just curious...what is the difference between Standard and Retro??

It appears from Sierra site the 881 is in the same series as the 875s which I use. Those modems need 3 usb devices. If /dev/usb/ttyUSB0 works for you create /dev/usb/ttyUSB1 and ttyUSB2 manually if they do not exist. I had problems on my 875s and this thread might help http://www.murga-linux.com/pup...

I'm running Pup 3.0 on that machine and it uses the 2.6.21.7 kernel also and it has the ipw3946 module. Is the ipw3945 module loading? If it is, then run "top" in a console and look for a process "ipw3945d". If it isn't running then that is your problem. I had that problem on Mup...

My ThinkPad uses the Intel Pro Wireless 3945. In Puppy 3.0 and in Muppy it used the ipw3945 module and configured as eth1. In the latest Grafpup alpha release the module has changed to iwl3945. That version of Grafpup uses the 2.6.24.3 kernel. I don't know which kernel Pup 4.0 uses but this might be...

This one drove be silly for a while. It appears that when using an Intel Pro Wireless 3945 card and doing a type 2 install, Muppy does not copy a very important file to the hd. That file is /sbin/ipw3945d. I have run through the install procedure 3 times and the result is always the same. If anyone ...

How do you know the Linksys driver won't work? I have seen card manufacturers use all types of chipsets. Sometimes there are different chips on the same model. The only difference will be the version number of the card. Download the Linksys for your model and version of the card and try it.

Did you get any errors when you patched and re-compiled the kernel?

I'm wondering if there is a kind Puppy (or Muppy) developer who would compile some modules for 3.01 so I could get my Realtek rtl8187b wifi working? They are located here along with a readme file.... http://www.datanorth.net/%7Ecuervo/rtl8187b/ I compiled them on VL 5.9 and the card works great. Reg...

I see a lot of folks having troble with these sound chips including me. I have a new Toshiba laptop that uses the snd-hda-intel driver. I can't get it to work in Vector 5.8. I can't get it to work in Puppy 2.17.1. It does work in Grafpup 2.0. I just haven't been able to figure why one and not the ot...

taught by Professor Gn2!

He's helped my through a couple of nasty knots including my I560.

Try loading the ohci_hcd module. I beat my head against the wall trying to get puppy to see my Sierra Aircard in the pci pcmcia slots of my machines (it's seen as a usb modem) until I discovered this. It's the first distro I've come across that doesn't load it on boot. Modprobe that module and then ...

The Canon drivers for the i250 were issued in New Zealand and The Aussies also got them. Go to their Canon sites to find them. I used the installation instructions from the i250 to get the Japanese i560 driver installed for my printer.

The only Aircard I see on the Sprint site is the 560. Is that the card you have? Serra provides drivers for some of their Aircards with the kernel and I knew my 875 was supported. You might try emailing this guy to be sure your card is supported. He writes the Sierra driver. Kevin Lloyd <linux@sierr...

I'm the one who started that post. I have my Serria aircard running like a champ on my new Toshiba laptop with the same steps outlined in that thread. I switched from M$ to linux 6 years ago and I still get stumped sometimes. A good support group like you find in this forum and some other distro for...

There are Canon drivers for this printer but they were issued in Japan only. In japan the printer was called PIXUS 965i. Check out this link... http://lists.samba.org/archive/linux/2006-December/016750.html and this one..... https://lists.linux-foundation.org/pipermail/printing-user-canon/2004/00152...

Never could stand Rox or other file managers like it. I started using Xfe when it was known as Xwc...X Window Commander.

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