Six months ago I started using Tahrpup 6.02 on my elderly Dell Inspiron 1100 lappie; strangely, the most modern Pup (at that time) was the only one that would run properly on such ancient hardware.....other 'Pups' having major problems with the Intel video card!
It connects via a TP-Link WN725-N nano wireless adapter. This device uses the RealTek RTL8188EUS chipset, and the required 'r8188eu' driver is present in the 3.14.20 Tahrpup kernel by default. It works extremely well.
Recently, I discovered obPrecise 14.07.26 (v.2), better known as 'ChromeBook Pup'. I spent months trying to to get ChromeOS to run on my Compaq desktop, and eventually gave it up as a bad job! This little gem of a Pup fits the bill nicely, and ticks all the right boxes.....thanks, ETP!
Just out of curiosity, I thought I'd try the LiveCD on my old Dell, to see whether it would work properly with a full display showing.....and it does! NOW, of course, I'd like to dual-boot this alongside 'Tahrpup'; but the snag is that there is no driver present for the TP-Link adapter.
Does anybody know if there is a driver anywhere that would allow the adapter to work in ChromeBook Pup? Or, failing that, could anybody give me some pointers as to how to compile the driver to work in obPrecise.....and then how to add it to the kernel?
Any advice will, as always, be much appreciated.
Regards,
Mike.
Firm Tempestuous, firm. 
It's a constant learning process for all of us...me included. I'll remember the 'depmod -a' command from now on; I'd better, 'cos as from last night, I've ditched my other Linux distros, and have now gone ALL Puppy. I think it's one of my better moves in recent years...