I am using Puppy Linux and was able to mount a NFS drive in order to access a snapserver (its operationg system is Linux) that is also shared by a number of machines (including windows based ones). Everything is working fine - including reading and writing of files using my Puppy Linux terminal - ex...

Hello there, We are a Portuguese Cultural Non-Profit-Organisation and we using OO 3.2 in English over Puppy Linux, but in fact we only need Writer, Calc and Impress. It will be a big improvement if we could find a distro of Open Office 3.2 in Portuguese, because some of our collaborators don't speak...

you can boot from CD with the option puppy pfix=ram Then it should not use the harddisk. Then check the harddisk with e3fsck -p /dev/sda1 If it is formatted with ext2, then use instead e2fsck. If it is not sda1, use the corresponding partition. Mark Hello there, I'm using Puppy for some weeks on an...