I decided install iceVM, I started the package manager, found iceWM and hit "install" a message came out saying it couldn't be processed and "too litttle space""

I show 272 megs of memory free...

And I tried ppget and it said it installed, but I can't fine the programs....

The more I use Puppy, the more I am impressed. It fixes the issues I had with Linux until now - like the problem with setting inital video resoltuion and getting online easily. And it actually is fast and compact. I reminds me of using Mac Classic in the old days, except puppy doesn't crash ...

Yeah, I like these programs that come with puppy, they work, but don't get in the way or try to "help" too much.

I was running progams and got online within 5 minutes of loading puppy.

I also liked the video resolution selection system, much better than other versions of Linux I tried.

I finally tried that program and only burns ISOs. And... it worked In fact, I am writting this while running puppy. Thanks for all your encouragement! Puppy is cool! Fast! Easy to use, and all that is promised. I am writng friends via web mail telling them about this... I think the key is to use ...

I tried that, I tired both drives, I am fairly good with computers. I did make that mistake with the ISO issue, but I have to say the instructions were misleading. I have installed Win 98, Win XP [mulitple times] Suse, Vector Linux, BeOS, ect, etc. Anyway, I orderd a puppy CD from this site, I thnk ...

I got it set where it should load, but the system just says "no system disk found". I now understand what I did wrong and how to properly burn the ISO, so thanks for all your help. I am sure I am doing it right now, I've read your instructions and the links you all gave me.....but for whatever ...

OK I found the setting on Nero, it is in a whole seperate menu from data discs and bootable discs, I never used that section and called "burn image to disk" Anyway, I made the disc, it looked right. I got into F2 disableed my HD and placed the disk drive, the computer said "non system disk" aarggh ...

With nero I have the option to copy to disk, or make a bootable disk, what on nero should I try??

Wasn't this said to be easy - I've now spent 2 days on this...

Tried to re-download puppu iso, one dowload was taking over an hour, and they second link just would never finish.

I ran across this elsewhere on the web, sounds similar to my issue: puppy, never got it working. i have to put it on a disc and boot it, then put it onto my flash drive. i finally got nero to burn it as a bootable cd-rom, but whenever i restart my computer, my computer tries to read it as a 1.44mb ...

I did download puppy 2.13 On the CD it says PUPPY_2_CD or similar to that. I got a fresh CD, so nothing else should have been on it.. What is MD5 I'll try re-downloading it, and re-burn with other program. What bothers me is I can't figure out where the DOS is getting started, unless it accessed my ...

Is Caldera presently installed on your computer? Caldera is completely unrelated to Puppy, and you should not wind up with any letter drives (A:, E:, etc.) Did you use you CD burning program's "burn CD image" tool? You must do this, rather than burn the iso as a data CD> Puppy was designed to be ...

My system is self built... but has run XP Suse, Linspire, etc in the past I burned the puppy CD iso. Then set my computer to boot from CD. the CD booted, loaded Caldera and then stopped with an A: prompt I then switched to E: which was where the puppy Iso was, and then tried to load puppy manually ...