CatDude

It’s like this instructions should be made. Good work.

Harryh

Hi pound-dog You didn’t give much info of your hardware, but we do a try. First of all load the puppy live-cd to ram with the option ‘puppy pfix=ram’ when booting. Next step is to start the GParted in menu (menu/system/Gparted partition manager). When Gparted has scanned your drives click at the unal ...

Thx erikson, then my conclusion was right that there is something wrong with KompoZer preview.

Harryh

Hi Béèm Sorry for the delay of my answer, but I’d had some homework to do (window cleaning, not windoze). :D It seems that I have come to a dead end in this issue. I’d uninstalled Opera to see if seamonkey would work in the preview but nada. So simply I got to do my web work in WindowsXP for the pres ...

Thank's Bruce and Béèm.
I'd tried the way you described, but not working. It might be something in Kompozer itself.

Harryh

Edit: Could it be in the /usr/local/bin/mozstart the changes should be made? If so, how?

Harryh

Thx Béèm for the quick reply. I tried the puppysearch but no luck sofar so I search further.

Harryh

Well, you can try with different load options e.g. puppy pfix=ram or another distro. I use Dingo4 and it's working perfectly.

Harryh

Have you checkt your ISO file with the md5 sum?

Hi road_dancer

Have you tried the ndiswrapper and run a Windoze driver?
It mey be a solution for you'r problem.

Harryh

Thank's Béèm for the reply, but how do I select the default browser in Puppy? I have two browsers Seamonkey and Opera. Opera is my favorite.

Harryh

Hi friends This issue is for ttuuxxx. I downloaded the Kompozer.pet and it seems to working OK, but when I try to use the browser preview it doesn't respond at all, not in the toolbar or the menu (f5). I was very glad when I saw the kompozer pet because I'm used to use this program but it's quite ...

Hi 6tr6tr

I agree with muggins.
Skip the home-partition and reduse the swap.

Regards Harryh

Good day Sage When talking annoying kids, I’m sometimes thinking am I stupid or what when reading in forums about all the stuff they seems to manage with no sweat. For me when new stuff comes up, e.g. Linux, I must read and read in infinity, I plough thru endless amount of forums and nothing (or v ...

Hi BJF

You can apply a password in bios.

Harryh

Hi Bruce B Thanks for the reply. It seems that we have quite same philosophy about computing. In my world I take what I get (old crap) and build something new of it and as you try to find an OS that is working well in that box. I don’t se the meaning in that one buy’s the latest hardware but get out ...

I have spent several hours reading posts sent by new Puppy users, some of them describes their problems like this: "Why is it so §@%# hard to do this with Linux, in Windows it's yeast working". Or "everything in W is easier". Attitudes like these shows lack of fantasy. Everything around to days ...

Hi guys

I have followed this thread with great interest and can find that Billy have done a good work – nothing ells but Windows is allowed, period.
I also notice that nobody had mentioned the

Hi guys! :D Wow, it (Dingo4) works on my laptop. I “played with the files until I mess it up totally so I wiped out the hole partition and build a new one with Gparted, installed ones again and did a new Grub, rebooted and VOILA – it’s working. Exactly what went wrong the first time I don’t know for ...

Thx Bruce B for the hint.
I try it.

Harryh

Hi guys! My own personal project "Moving from W to L" is going pretty well but sometimes there popup minor problems like this: I downloaded Puppy4 (k2.6.21.7) some days ago and did a full hdd install because the live-cd worked perfectly. But surprise, surprise when rebooted, Dingo didn’t accept the r ...