More ram would be helpful. Best to have above 64mb...
Your machine may not take any more? A quick google says it can go to 160.

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Read the comments as to what to do next.
usually: xorgwizard and then xwin. (may be different if using xvesa).

Sorry Bruce, I'll edit...
Thanks... more specifics needed here, too much assuming on my part.

Wow Catdude... very nice tutorial!

Booting from usb flash drives can be a very tricky business. The point is that you may have done your install properly, but your computer just can't boot with that particular config. You may have to experiment with the universal installer, trying various bootloader and formatting combinations. I've ...

Read this: http://www.puppylinux.com/hard-puppy.htm Read the grub stuff as well. Grub can be a little tricky sometimes to get it right. note the location of YOUR vmlinuz file and initrd.gz file. That's where you want to direct your path. If those files happen to be in a boot folder you'd have /boot/...

What bugman said...
open rox, right click on a blank space in the window, then options...etc

Try rcrsn51's entry into your menu.lst file. It looks right to me.
Read this, it has helped me understand grub better.

http://www.puppylinux.com/hard-puppy.htm

Hmmm, try to replace - meaning delete: #Linux bootable partition config begins title Linux (on dev/sda2) root (hd0,1) kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda2 ro vga=normal #Linux bootable partition config ends title Install GRU to floppy disk (on/dev/fd0) pause Insert a a formatted floppy disk and press...

I almost forgot... Check you BIOS out and make sure that it has enabled hard drive booting... all that unplugging of your battery could potentially mess up your BIOS settings. (especially if your BIOS battery has gone dead). Sounds like that is not an issue here though... you are starting to boot ri...

Read this (from the Puppy manual): http://puppylinux.com/install.htm This will help you understand some of the basics as well as the various ways that Puppy can be installed. For grub (just as another example for you): My menu.lst says (for Puppy) #Puppy linux 4.1.2 # linux install on /dev/sda6 titl...

I think that pet is only good for kernel 2.6.25.16
To find your kernel version go to the console and type
uname -r
Load a version of puppy on your machine with the same kernel.

Hi, click on the link below and read:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 747#237747

You probably need the eee-snd-hda-intel-patched-k2.6.25.16.pet

You can also us the GUI in the internet connection wizard to run ndiswrapper... connect (on desktop) > Internet by network or wireless LAN > Load module Then click on the ndiswrapper tab. Follow the prompts. I'm using Puppy 4.1.2. I think Pizza's instructions will work with any version. Looks like y...

You need to save the file first, click file, and save as. You need to name the file something, anything, just type a name in the box near the bottom of the screen (in mpaint). You can also specify where you want to save, navigate clicking on the ./ and ../

Very easy:

Menu > Graphic > mtpaint-snapshot screen capture

It gives you 10 seconds to adjust things, then done and save the capture as a file where you want.

Please read this post, it's for Puppy 4.1 series
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 05&t=34159
this is a quote from Tempestuous about the 900a:
"Wifi is supported out-of-the-box by the new Ralink rt2860sta module."

Thanks Tempestuous for the info, driver attachment deleted. Left the rest of the post up so the thread makes sense, will delete more if you say so...
Thanks for all your hard work with Puppy.

Yeah, that's why I said the Madwifi was a shot in the dark...
So it's ndiswrapper...

You have a Netgear WG111T... The chipset is Atheros AR2112A-00 Hopefully running the wizard the driver will autoload. If that doesn't work.. As a shot in the dark try the Madwifi driver. Just download, and then click on it to install, then reboot. Then run the connect wizard. If that doesn't work yo...

Hi Pedro! What kind (brand and model) of usb adaptor? To connect go to the connect icon and "Internet by network or wireless LAN". I seem to be repeating myself a lot today. Or is there an echo in here? :wink: Puppy is quite excellent for wireless support. If you're lucky your wireless dri...