Add a "pfix=noram" option to your Puppy

[jac123]

Hello jac123

...sorry. i don't know how.. can u please upload the hacked initrd.gz of puppy 4.3.1???? thanks

You do not say what version of 4.31 you are using,
there are 3 different ones:

• pup-431-k2.6.21.7-scsi-intel_modems.iso
  pup-431-k2.6.25.16-intel_modems.iso
  pup-431.iso <-- this one uses kernel k2.6.30.5

The attached archive contains the hacked initrd.gz for the latter of those 3

Download it then unpack it and copy it to where your current initrd.gz is (after removing your current one),
it is probably best if you move your current one somewhere safe (rather than deleting it), just in case you need to restore it.

The attached image shows the difference between the default and hacked initrd.gz's

CatDude
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thanks.. i'm using pup-431.iso... But after changing default initrd,gz with hacked initrd.gz, there is no difference. please help...

[CatDude]

Hi

thanks.. i'm using pup-431.iso... But after changing default initrd,gz with hacked initrd.gz, there is no difference. please help...

What are you using to boot up Puppy ?
GRUB, GRUBforDOS, SYSLINUX or the LiveCD ?

You need to add pfix=noram to the kernel line of the config file of whatever bootloader you are using.

CatDude

EDIT:
Looking at your screenshot it looks like you are booting from a USB drive,
so i assume that you are using SYSLINUX as the bootloader.

I am not familiar with that bootloader,
but i think you need to edit a file called: syslinux.cfg
Open it in a text editor and find the line that starts with append initrd=
and add pfix=noram to the end of that line.
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[jac123]

thanks CatDude. after editing syslinux.cfg it works...