LazY Puppy wrote:There is a menu entry (Menu Desktop?) PupX Settings (or similar) to switch screensaver to off.

It worked. Thanks.

I don't think this is a hardware feature coz this doesnt happen under Debian.
Disable screensaver is already selected in vlc's preferences.

Hi,
The monitor is going to standby mode while watching videos. How do I disable this ? Didn't find anything power related in the menu.

Got it. Thanks.

Semme wrote:Short answer, it's hit or miss. It's also unrealistic due in part to Pups scant and dated documentation.

One last thing, is there a way to get notified when a new version of Puppy is released ?

When a new version of Puppy is released will it be compatible with the save file of my current installation or will I have to start fresh ?

Under Debian I do

apt-get update && apt-get upgrade

How do I do this under Puppy ?

Started with puppy pfix=ram, saved the settings to file instead of folder and copied it to usb flash drive.

Thanks.

I formatted it to ext4 now showing only 2 errors

Semme wrote:Well, have you rebooted? Did a resolution change stick?

Whoop's! TOTALLY missed that.

OK, what's next?

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 218#940218

Got it

Hi when I try to backup the Puppy save folder with PCManfm to my flash drive I get (see attachment). The flash drive is formatted to FAT32.

It worked. Now I am getting full 1080p.

Thanks a lot to both.

Kernel version 3.14.54 driver https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linux_Skami_Driver_Repo/nvidia64-glx-304.131-k3.14.54-tahr.sfs You posted while I was typing the other message. . I am downloadiing the sfs file. What should I do next with it ? This is my first time using a .sfs file Also the search ...

When I try to install the driver using quickpet I get

I searched with my model (GeForce GTX 650) and found this result


http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverRe ... 2992/en-us

I searched the Puppy Package Manager but didn't find it.

How do I install the driver under Puppy Tahrpup64 6.0.5 ?

Problem with Slacko is lack of packages. I need KeePass2 badly but its not available under Slacko.

So... If not from grub's menu.lst file, how do you boot your puppy? From CD? If so, Puppy scans all the disks to find its save folder or file. It'll do the same even if it boots from a bootable USB thumb drive. I tried booting from USB. Used #dd if=/path to iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4M to create the media ...

Ok. How can you boot SlitaZ from sda3 unless you messed with grub though? It must have at least two entries already right? Puppy could go on sda1 or even a new 500MB sda4, Heeheee... ok I'll stop, you want to keep Puppy on sdb1, but for some reason have it's savefolder on sda1. None of this ...

Cool, two linux distros! *high five* Why not just add puppy to the menu.lst on sda1 and forget about sdb1? You can put the puppy files in /mnt/sda1/puppy and use something like: title puppy root (hd0,0) kernel /puppy/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd pdev1=sda1 psubdir=puppy initrd /puppy/initrd.gz There is no ...