If a pup_save file is encrypted the PC does not stop and ask for a password when it boots. Rather it displays a PASSWORD prompt in blue followed by red text. If any character is entered, and Enter pressed a message is displayed to say that the save file is corrupted and perhaps e2fsck -b 8193 should...

In a way I don't get this. We've already reconciled to using two removable media (1) a cd disc (2) a usb key for out booting and running purpose. Why not just insert the Puppy live cd? It will (should) look at the usb key and use the pup_save on the usb key. So what am I missing here? Nothing that ...

Try making another encrypted pupsave. Maybe the last one got torqued some way. I tried several times with and without passwords, and wasted some time as I initially thought that it was the USB stick that was corrupt. What puppy version are you using anyway?. Should have said 3.01 (Just downloaded t...

Try making another encrypted pupsave. Maybe the last one got torqued some way. I tried several times with and without passwords, and wasted some time as I initially thought that it was the USB stick that was corrupt. What puppy version are you using anyway?. Should have said 3.01 (Just downloaded t...

I am running Puppy from a Kingston 2GB USB memory stick on an Asus P5B-V motherboard also with 2GB. If I don't encrypt my save file I can save my settings etc and use them the next time without problem. (512MB pup_save file.) If I encrypt the save file then when booting the PC does not stop and ask ...