i'm really sorry, i forgot to thank you
thanks beem

i never had any problems before puppy, and it seams the other internet mode works perfectly (at least for now)
i'll write back if it happens again

the signal never goes below 50% but i will try the other network thing when i get back home

Béèm wrote:Puppy version, how installed or how you operate. PC specs.

well it's the latest 5.2.5 version, i did a frugal install
and how will my pc specs help?
anyway i have a m320 amd processor, 3gb ram and a ati hd5145 video card

i'm connecting to a wpa2 encrypted wireless network, i have a ath9k cark (as far as i know)
did i miss anything?

does anyone know why my internet keeps dropping?
every few minutes it stops working and i have to click connect and auto dhcp for it to work again
any ideas?

look at the right side, under "file system" the thunar from debian displays the removable media, the one in puppy doesn't

i'm trying to get thunar to manage the removable devices but i can't seam to do that,
here's how i want it to look (screnshot from debian)


and here's how it looks in puppy

ok i decided to go ahead and install it on my machine i noticed that on the first boot (before creating a savefile) on the loading screen it said copying lupu(something).sfs to ram but after i created a savefile it stopped saying that for some reason is it still uploading the data to ram even tho it ...

from your last post i see that netbooks are not out of the question here's a netbook i was thinking of buying http://www.amazon.com/Acer-AO522-BZ465-10-1-Inch-Netbook-Diamond/dp/B004PYD7AC/ the processor outperforms any intel atom that i'm aware of (and it only uses 7w), and the video card is not ...

sorry i didn't answer few months ago but i left puppy, i'm back now (not sure for how long) i'm still not sure as to why the icons didn't display properly but now they work p.s. i used a tint2 pet file i made from the latest tint2 ppa since the latest tint2 allows dragging icons along the panel p.s ...

There is something invisible going on. Bash doesn't work well with DOS files. It told all of us it was a DOS file with the error message: sh: ./ali-vol: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory But I missed it on the first go around. DOS ends lines with a carriage return + line feed ...

ok, i'm back What window manager are you using? How do you get that CPU/Mem/Temp indicator in your taskbar? i'm using the openbox window manager (i remember when i first checked out puppy i was like, what the hell? i'd better install openbox and to my surprise it was openbox :D) also my panel is ...

there was no space or anything in between but there sure was something invisible going on
i manually copied it and it seams it works ! thank you
as for the meters i haven't ported them to puppy yet, i'll try to do that now and i'll get back to you if i manage

i tried manually loading it with bash but it seams like that not even that works

a little help?
does anyone know any other way to display volumelevels as they change?

i always had a space between #! and / and no other linux complained
anyway, i removed the space and i get the same thing

#! /bin/bash if [[ $1 -eq 1 ]] then P=`amixer sset 'Master Front' 1+ | grep 'Front Left:' | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/\[/Master Front: /g' | sed 's/\]//g'` M=`amixer sset 'PCM' 2+ | grep 'Front Left:' | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/\[/PCM: /g' | sed 's/\]//g'` yaf-splash -text "$P $M" -timeout 1 else ...

currently i have debian linux and windows xp every time i tried puppy i never got my applications and i didn't feel like creating .pet files but now i did my machine has 3gb ram when i tried to go puppy i was amazed by how fast the applications would load and that's basically what gets me to come ...

i installed it using the puppy universal installer, but it's in my virtual machine, are files still loaded into the ram?