In Puppy.

Open a terminal and type in:

route -n

this should give you a couple of rows of info with headings:

Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface

the second row should have your gateway address.

Have you tried your USB key in other machines to see if it boots.

I have Lucid 520 installed in a Varbatim 2G pen drive and the /mnt/home directory contains the below.

while the dir /usr/lib contains:

libXss.so libXss.so.1 and libXss.so.1.0.0

the first two are symbolic links to libXss.so.1.0.0

I installed from a live CD using the Universal installer.

How many Linux users expect to ' make use of sdo or su or similar '.

By the way it is 'sudo ' SUPER USER which is usually /root ' or in that other terminology ADMINISTRATOR.

Bruce B In reply to your post: Mon Apr 11, 2011 3:24 pm In the beginning for me there DOS. Then there was Unix. Things went like this / \ or was that \/ ? go back to your knowledge base and find out where and when Unix came from and where and when DOS came from. I'll give you a clue 1970's Bell Labs ...

I'm sorry men but I think this discussion could be better off carried out via PM as it seems to be getting away from the purpose of this forum. If you have any problems with my suggestion please feel free to vent your objections at me, via Pm, and either try to contribute helpful information to this ...

This sounds a bit crude but you could always just switch off the machine, unless of course there is a reason that is not suitable to your situation.

I don't know if this will affect your pen drive's file system.

Do you remember how you got it working with your new pupsave file as there might be settings in your old save file that you will need to delete. What you need to know is where the files that got it working go and have a look at the directories they go in and compare them to the old save file ...

Have you looked at the ' ISO Master iso file editor' in Start/Multimedia.

It gives you the option to rebuild the ISO and create a new one without altering the original.

When you first shut down a pen drive it asks you if you want to save your settings and gives you the option of creating a save file.

I'm sorry men I must have misunderstood what Darkgame was saying.

Which version of Puppy are you using and how do you have it installed.

There could be a problem with your dongle!!

You could try a different brand.

Did you type in ldconfig

If you have Puppy Linux installed on your USB hard drive and switch between two machines you will need to reset the video mode every time you change machines unless you wish to sit down and write a program that will allow you to select the preset modes. I would not recommend this unless you are a ...

What do you see in /mnt/sda1.

What do you mean

trying to use the same pupsave from my usbdrive to play warcraft 3 on 2 different computer

if are you swapping your USB drive from one computer to another you would have to reset the video mode.

Or you could use 2 pupsave files, one for each machine.

The command is ' l ' as in ' lower case L ' for ' Linux Dynamic' loader not i or I.

ldconfig

Can you boot from a live CD and mount the flash drive, if so, when you do this, it should open in the file manager and show all the files for Puppy.

This is where your .sfs files reside and you should see them all including your save file xxx.2fs.

Have a look at these sites: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/creating-wireless-ad-hoc-networks-on-linux-boxes-614579/ http://compnetworking.about.com/cs/wirelessfaqs/f/adhocwireless.htm http://208.109.22.214/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=440565&sid ...