I imported my bookmarks from Firefox into SeaMonkey, but my personal toolbar WASN'T imported? Strange, or?

In SeaMonkey I can import my certificates from from FF. But where are my certs in the FF-folders?

Hmmm, I tried the link "https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamon ... sions/2410" and choose "Add to Seamonkey" and "Install". But then it said "Install script not found". What script????

So the install didn't work.

I'm using Firefox with the addon Foxmarks and I want to use my Firefoxsettings in Seamonkey, my saved boookmarks, passwords and so on....

Is that possible?
Can I in some way use the Foxmarks addon with Seamonkey?

Hi! I made a Puppy Linux USB-installing. I used the CD and a guide from the book "The Puppy Linux Book" by Grant Wilson and it is made for PL version 4.1.2. The installation to the USB was easily made. But when I try to boot my PC, HP 7100C, it will not boot from the USB! I have made changes in the ...

Is there any database in Puppy Linux?

Good? Wellknown? Easy to use(graphical interface)?

At the page; http://code.google.com/p/pidgin-facebookchat/ it's a "addon" for Pidgin, that makes it possible to chat with your Facebook-friends!! What should I do with the file pidgin-facebookchat-1.47.tar.bz2? Yes, install it, but how?

I want to create a new Puppy-user.

I tried to copy my pup_save-myfile.2fs to the new users file pup_save-newuser.2fs.
It didn't work! So, how do I create a new user or users?

Yesssss! It really worked! Thanks a lot!

/Thomas, a happy newbie that will continue to work with/use Puppy!!! (And I will get back to the forum with more newbie-questions)

Where in the file should I add the entry? Any particularly place?

By copying these three file to my boot-directory(which I alreday done) and then add "Then make a menu.lst entry as follows: title Linux....". In which file?

OK!
I will do a complete reinstall.

The steps:
1. Fix partition with Gparted
2. Install Puppy Linux.
3. Finally Grub - bootloader config

OK?

No, there was no /boot/vmlinuz-file. The vmlinuz-file was in the /-directory. So, I moved it to the /boot-directory. After a reboot, I got the following text/error on the screen: root(hd1,1) Filesystem type is ext2fs, partition type 0x83 kernel /boot/umlinux root=/dev/sdb2 ro vga=normal [Linux-bz ...

First: rcrsn51; both commands returns "Error 15: File nor found" Second: pcampbell87: Here'e "my" menu.lst: # GRUB configuration file '/boot/grub/menu.lst'. # generated by 'grubconfig'. Fri Apr 3 22:13:31 2009 # # The backup copy of the MBR for drive '/dev/sda' is # here '/boot/grub/mbr.sda.9485 ...

Sorry, I misspelled it!

What should I do? Boot with the Puppy Linux-CD and correct/edit some file(s)?

I have just finished the Puppy Linux installation on my machine with win XP. My machine; sda1 = NTFS(XP) sdb1 = NTFS sdb2 = ext2 (Puppy Linux) I have installed GRUB. When I start my machine I can read the following menu: Windows (on dev/sda1) Windows (on dev/sda2) Linux (on /dev/sdb2) When I choose ...