I guess I do have amixer.

I'm using puppy 501, which uses zmixer (I think), which doesn't support those commands,

OK, most of the keys work. These include:
My Documents
Mute
Play/Pause
Stop
Volume Up
Volume Down
Skip (used in media players)
Back (used in media players)
Media
Mail
Web
Calculator
Sleep

I mostly want to use the buttons between Mute and Back.

I have Calculator, Log Off, media buttons (play, back, next, mute, ect.) and some other buttons on my keyboard that I want to use in puppy 501. Windows automatically works with the buttons. Is there any way to use these in puppy?

I have puppy linux 501 installed on the second partition of my usb. When I boot, it takes about 15-ish seconds. About 5 of those seconds are from "Looking for puppy files in computer disk drives...", and sometimes "Checking sdb2 filesystem..." comes up. Can you set pfile to "...

That's the way I'm doing it now, so I guess there are no automatic ways. Thanks anyway!

When I download from Quickpet (using puppy 501), it downloads the .pet, installs it, then deletes the .pet.
Can I somehow make it not delete the .pet, or save it to a folder (automatically, I'm doing manual now) where it won't be deleted?

Sorry I worded it badly, but I guess I'll have to change the order every time.

My BIOS thinks my USB is a hard drive. On my boot order, I have "removable media", then "hard drive", in that order. My problem is the BIOS thinks the USB is a hard drive, not a "removable media", so every time I want to boot off it, I have to change the hard drive boot...

Oh, sorry.

Ok, thanks for your help! I guess I'll be stuck with tracks.

On http://www.puppylinux.com/multi-puppy.htm, it says "Each session is saved as a "track" (well, except for a DVD+/-RW in overwrite mode)". Is that function still available?

I am currently running Puppy Linux 4.3.1 on a live-DVD (DVD+RW), and I want to use overwrite mode, but it is saving in tracks. Is there any way to change this? I want to keep the old save files, but I will start again if I need to. Thanks!

Hi! I got Puppy yesterday, and I think it is amazing! I have a few things I would like to see a popup that opens the first time you open the file manager telling you about the setup of the linux file drives, folders and what they mean (I still have no idea)