As a newbie to puppy, I tried remastering the CD. Firstly I'll say that I'm not sure if remastering is essentially the same as creating the sfs files on a hard drive/USB stick (I'd already created the sfs files on a USB stick and wanted to compare how saving them to the CD would affect the boot time/responsiveness). Anyway, since I'd already created the files, the shutdown process no longer prompted to save to CD - so thats why I tried the remaster.
OK, to the 'bug'. At the final stage of buring the CD, it prompted to insert a blank CD. Well I thought there should be sufficient space on the CD so I went ahead and tried it anyway. The burn dialogue window showed it tried a few times then gave up. Fair enough. The problem was, when I hit Enter, the window closed and the dialogue congratulated me on creating a new master CD - wrong!
As a newbie, I'm sure that the CD files are still in RAM and probably could be burnt ok, but not being familiar with puppy I wouldnt know how to manually burn a bootable CD.
The final step in the remastering process needs to check if the burn process was successful and if not, to go back and prompt the user to try another CD. This could easily happen with a faulty blank CD.
Not a gripe, but a seriously impressed user whos trying to help
(Puppy 4.1.1)
