Very good! Will spend my days playing with it at work.
Thanks, man!

EDITed: Only shows eth0 device. No wifi found. How can I bridged the network using my wifi connection?

Hi This is how I made my pen bootable and run Puppy from it. USB pendrive is F: on my machine. Make the necessary changes if it's other letter on your system. From Windows to Puppy: - download ISO - extract initrd.gz, vmlinuz and pup_xxx.sfs (starting from 4.3, zp_xxx.sfs also needed) - download sys...

I inlist this bug in the forum's 4.3 bug post just after 4.3 comes out. Portuguese (Brazilian) is the right way to say/write. So the Mozilla site is right. There is no South American. In that part of the world, Portuguese is only spoken in Brazil. Spanish for the rest! :) Like in the english diction...

Ok. You didn't tell which Puppy is giving you that problem but I assume it's 4.3... That one seems to be much tunned to new hardware and lose some support for old hardware. Look for the retro version of 4.3 or went back to 4.2. It has better support for old hardware. I had the some problem with my o...

So... It seems a problem on chosing the right VGA driver.
Does it goes all the way thru the xorg wizard?
If so, did you try xvesa? And xorg?

Hi. Testing a USB pendrive installation on a AAO110 with SSD...
Seems that lacks something... drivers and different Fn+key function...
Do you want to try a sub-version of your puplet for AAO?

Downloading...

Is version 1.5 safe? And 2.0? For internet banking and webmail and forum passwords?
Is Firepup still on the safe side?

That's it: why not open a sub-off-topic-forum for exchange hardware? This was talked softly in another treat and stayed on my mind. Who was for give can offer there. Who needs can ask for it. No sell, no buy. Just give, take, ask, exchange. What do you say about? Just a thought... maybe a big stupid...

Are you able to boot from CD the ubuntu's computer?
If so, boot from Puppy CD and make a frugal install on a pendrive, then try to boot x20 from external drive (the pen you've made).

No geekhood for me. I'm very happy trying to be an "Expert" on my field (hospital equipment and network connectivity)!

Thanks for the invitation. I'll look for it at home!

Only geeks? Not for me then. Any Puppy taskforce there?

Only Linux? Then please read geany, leafpad, gtkpad, vi or vim where before was notepad!

Worked?

I had an empty USB pendrive. I boot Puppy411 and run installer, chosing frugal install. I end up with this files in my pendrive: initrd.gz ldlinux.sys pup_411.sfs pup_save-411.2fs (my pup_save, only after first boot) syslinux.cfg USBFLASH vmlinuz This is how my syslinux.cfg looks like: default vmlin...

You need to edit syslinux.cfg file at the root of your pendrive and add fsck at the end of vmlinuz line's.

On a terminal:
fsck.ext2 sdb1
and
fsck.vfat sdb5
?

Did you tried linux16 and initrd16? My boxpup is at C:\boxpup. Boxpup see C: as sda1. (Partitions can be made from Puppy, Ubuntu, Zenwalk or whatever) Assuming you are trying a frugal installation, what's your partition configuration? For frugal install you don't need a special partition, you can us...

Are you posting from Windows? If so, at the root of your pendrive look for a file called "syslinux.cfg", open it with notepad and post the content!

Hey! This looks like Acer Aspire One Linpus' desktop...

Did you instaled Puppy on a directory? Look for syslinux.cfg file. This is how my syslinux.cfg seems like: default vesamenu.c32 prompt 0 menu title UNetbootin timeout 100 label unetbootindefault menu label Puppies kernel /puppies/vmlinuz append initrd=/puppies/initrd.gz ide=nodma pmedia=usbflash qui...

I tried the theme switcher but the titles stayed with the some color.
pwidgets, gkrellm and rox panel are good for a big screen, I just asked for curiosity.