What about make/flag USB #2 bootable (Manage Flags) with Gparted ? backi you are correct! Good you pointed it out, it is important. I've added it the above post with the how to details. @enrique I have a DELL INSPIRON 1505 E laptop that was originally a WIndows 7 machine that I upgraded to Windows ...

Do we have a Puppy derivative base on Tiny Core?

There has been work done in that direction: CorePup
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=108188

"Globalization at its... best?"

It certainly seems so!

there is a manual method which is fairly easy to do. boot up the LIVE USB of Bionic insert target USB stick start GParted delete what ever partition is on target USB (#2) create a partition and format it one of these -> ext2, ext3, ext4 set the boot flag to ON for that partition create a new directo...

Built a WeeDog64-Arch-RC3 under 20 minutes sucessfully.

Screenshot is RC3 running as 'root' with a jwm - rox pinboard and xLunch menu system desktop and for the user weedog it uses the stock openbox. So as I swtich user I am switching to a customized desktop for that user.

open htop and investigate what process if still running or is present in RAM and terminate that process. Do you have the you downloaded opened in anything like geany? If even a txt file is loaded in geany from a partition and is not closed in geany the kernel will respond with that error....for exam...

Hey backi.......

I love to see you run the show...to see how it goes and it would be really interesting to see what you discover.........

This is the main site https://thesoundofvinyl.com/

They are in Europe....the U.K. it appears not American based.

I posted a simple set of instructions to set up a Dropbear SSH server.

I compiled both pUTTY and Dropbear on Bionic64-v8.
I have tested building the same for Xenial and Tahr and it works as well.

Here is the post with the HOW TO
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=118885

To connect two Puppy Linux Bionic64's using a SSH remote session. Two packages will be used, the pUTTY-.0.73 client and a Dropbear SSH server. Also a small shell script that will create the keys. For #1 Bionic64 the PET file for the Server component is here -> https://rockedge.org/kernels/data/PET/B...

here is pUTTY as a PET file for Linux. Compiled in Bionic64

http://rockedge.org/kernels/data/PET/Bi ... x86_64.pet

I know someone who used one of the small single board computers to make a controller for the watering of the garden etc Me too! This guy made a garden weeder that works like a big CNC machine or 3D printer. webcam does object recognition and can identify like 30 different weeds and an little robot ...

some people work with the Pi to set up doorbell cameras and other home automation purposes. Also the Pi can easily be disguised as something like a book on a bookshelf. This computer hidden in a book looking case let's say is running ZoneMinder a CCTV system & network video recorder for home or ...

Good work O.F.I.N.S.I.S. !!

glad to see it worked right away.

Hello! you can try to connect to your camera with guvcview. This you can find in the PPM. guvcview does well with a broad range of local cameras ( webcams ). Also you can take snap shots and record video. There are more options like connecting to the camera with VLC. Which method you use depends on ...

you could try this: Open htop and look for a process called dhcp check if this is running in multiple instances and using a lot of CPU cycles. If so select the process in htop then keys 'F9' followed by '9' to terminate it. the CPU usage should drop drastically. I have one Bionic64-v8 that does this...

Hello UncleScrooge!!

I may post something about some tricks I had to use, as I struggled a bit to have some of the executables started when launching from the menus.

Yes! please do. I am working on a jwm rox --pinboard set up from scratch and would appreciate learning what you've discovered!

these devices and software are highly suspect. They are dangerous tools.

Totally the Dark Side of the Force

Hello musher0! at the beginning of February, peebee made an alpha ArchPup32 available I have 4 versions of peebee's ArchPup32 on 2 drives and they work okay. WeeDog is different in that it uses the pacman file manager, systemd and is a rolling release. There are some other differences as well. I ran...

Nice step! nice...

More than the doctor ordered, I thank you and vovchik for this really useful tool.

Outstanding work people.........take a coffee break