I think I know what's going on here, I recently had a similar problem. Go into Windows 10. Open the control panel (the old fashioned one! You can search for control panel and open it from there) Go into power options and click 'choose what power buttons do' Click 'Change settings that are currently ...

Finally, the issue is showing a positive change! If you remember, I mentioned 2 computers experimenting this problem: The first, one desktop PC with 2 partitions, one ext4 and one ntfs with windows 10. And the second computer, my brother's laptop with just one ntfs partition with windows 10. The ...

It's been a while since I booted from USB or used UNetbootin but I looked at my old USB and found a file called syslinux.cfg with this: default puppy display boot.msg prompt 1 timeout 50 F1 boot.msg F2 help.msg F3 help2.msg label puppy kernel vmlinuz append initrd=initrd.gz pmedia=usbflash Perhaps ...

So far everything you are telling use seems to be normal. The save should be seen and found. What exactly is the name of the save? Is the name all in lowercase letters? Yes, everything is lower case, just a common name, without numbers or special characters. I thing I will have to continue using ...

What does Xenialpup name the hard drive????? sda sdb sdc etc..... What are the desktop drive icons calling it?? Example: A hard drive with two partitions. The desktop drive icons are: sda1 sda2 One for each partition on hard drive sda. No power off or hibernation. Try this: Do a complete power off ...

Running Xenialpup. Does it access the hard drive OK? Can read and write to it with no problems? The last time Windows 10 was used. Was it a complete power off shutdown or a hibernate shutdown? Yes, it can access the HDD without problems. Windows 10 updated and used daily (due to problems with puppy ...

bigpup wrote:When it boots.
Are you seeing a menu with several options to how Xenialpup boots?
Or
Is it just booting?

Yes, I see the typical options (run xenial, run without save file, for machines with video problems, etc). I click on the first, after that it just boots

@morochos: The other two computers are also using the same Xenialpup usb and work? Are they Windows 10 machines also? I thought the difference was the new init, but if the other two machines load the savefile from HDD in the Xenialpup 7.5 usb automatically then maybe not. The other 2 PCs use the ...

@morochos: The other two computers are also using the same Xenialpup usb and work? Are they Windows 10 machines also? I thought the difference was the new init, but if the other two machines load the savefile from HDD in the Xenialpup 7.5 usb automatically then maybe not. Yes, the other 2 PCs have ...

So, also let us know what label Xenialpup64 assigned to Linux formatted partition? If we ask questions, we need answers???? Is the save just on the ext4 partition or is it in a directory(folder)? If in A directory(folder). What is it named? If in a directory(folder). Is it one layer deep or ...

Hi morochos, There is a boot command which can be used. AFAIK it comes in two forms that may help with problematic storage media. The command is pdev or pdev1, See http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=614539#614539 and http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=77120 . It is used as part ...

The xenial puppy is booted from a usb drive, but the save file is in the HDD ext4 partition.
In my other 2 computers, this problem is not happening.
Thanks to all for the interest

I've never had a machine with Windows 10, how are you booting into the puppy? As far as I understand it, Win10's hybrid-boot/half-hybernate default shutdown locks you out from using anything else, or maybe just from accessing that partition, or maybe that was an old problem Linux managed to ...

I installed xenial 64 puppy 7.5 today, tested in 3 computers. Everything is fine in 2 of them, wonderful version. However, in one PC, the saved file is made without problems, but after reboot, the system begins as if no saved file was present, and it is in the HDD. The PC have 2 partitions, one for ...

I installed xenial 64 puppy 7.5 today, tested in 3 computers. Everything is fine in 2 of them, wonderful version. However, in one PC, the saved file is made without problems, but after reboot, the system begins as if no saved file was present, and it is in the HDD. The PC have 2 partitions, one for ...

2 years using the portable version without problems, however, firefox does not work when updating to 46

Please, explain how to create a symlink to busybox called "ip" in /bin

Step 1 is only for systems with previous versions installed. To check this, go to "Install" icon in desktop and run the Puppy package manager. There, in the lower module, look for installed software, in this case, JRE. Click on it to uninstall. Check also Menu>Setup>SFS load on the fly. If JRE is ...

No need to wait for pet or sfs files, do it yourself. It works for Precise puppy 5.7.1, not tested in other distros. Supported browsers: Firefox, pale moon, seamonkey. Not tested in others. Step by step for average users: 1) Remove previous version of JRE installed 2) Go to java.com and download the ...

No need to wait for pet or sfs files, do it yourself. It works for Precise puppy 5.7.1, not tested in other distros. Supported browsers: Firefox, pale moon, seamonkey. Not tested in others. Step by step for average users: 1) Remove previous version of JRE installed 2) Go to java.com and download the ...