Hi voronv, As jafadmin wrote: I created a script that I put in Startup that starts my wireless at home. Startup refers to the name of the folder where the script was placed so that it will run each time you boot up. Open Rox-Filer and you will see the Startup folder in your home directory. An ...

jafadmin wrote: I hope this helps.

Yes, script perfectly works, if to run from Console - thank you.

But I still don't know where I shall put it (what folder).

All versions of puppy have this same behavior for me. I created a script that I put in Startup that starts my wireless at home. #!/bin/sh MYWLAN=eth1 # Change to your wireless interface # "bring up" the interface unconfigured with this command ifconfig $MYWLAN down ifconfig $MYWLAN up # to ...

Here is a general guide to setup of wireless connection. Maybe you missed a step. http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=65346 No, I didn't. Good guide, BTW and I did exactly the same. I made a successful connection, maybe I failed to explain. It is just my system fails to keep it after ...

Is this a bug or my illiteracy? I boot my Dell Mini 9 with Racy 5.3 from flash drive and set up a wireless connection, over Broadcom B4312 card. It works until reboot. It takes entire minute or 2 to "save" my settings at shut down, but when it reboots - it never auto connects to my router. It ...

I am able to create a wireless profile for my home connection in Racy (latest version). It is WEP secured. Then I load and use it to successfully connect to my network. At system shutdown it saves all changes to my private file. However, at the next boot I need to start almost all over again. It ...