Hmm I did try using easyBCD to boot linux but it steadfastly refused in spite of creating a valid entry and UEFI stuff disabled. The same method booted XP without a hitch. My usual method is normally to rename bootmgr to something else.... rename grldr to bootmgr,add a menu.lst then the windows 7/v...

8Geee wrote:Now there's a 50 year old reference! I have that album, and a few others by FZ.

Regards
8Geee

You're welcome!

Peaches En Regalia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGQxI0G6mKk

perdido wrote:Running of the stoates [...]

Rzzzz...

As expected, the problem described in this thread has been solved. The proof is in the attachment Thanks to you all! Congrats! PS: While I was writing these lines, I was recalling that turning your words into facts, implied, for a non computer savvy like me, quite a number of small steps that, by t...

If you copy a mounted savefile, it will corrupt the file...slightly. My observation is that booting with "pfix=fsck" will repair it before loading (I set this as my default boot parameter, and check the file on every boot). But better to copy it in a clean manner (unmounted). ^^^ +1!! I i...

Do the copying when running a linux system. Windows could mess up some file names. ...And doesn't understand symbolic links... ;-) It's useful to make a duplicate copy of your running savefile anyway. Then you can load/run the backup copy, and use it to copy your main savefile copy. If you copy a m...

BTW, on a somewhat related note, Darryl says:

"Palemoon for use with older Puppies"

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 068#996068

Re - posted fatdogarm-pi3-06-14-2018.zip in first post. I tested and everything is now OK. ___________________________________________ Note that I didn't use all the dtb files from berryboot. I think that the woodenhouse and berryboot files are interchangeable. Just to recap.... I took 4 files from...

Yep the Pup I pretty much started out with 4.12. Again thanks to Tuxtoo's site. I think that I first discovered Puppy back at about 0.95 -- played with it, and found it "cute" but not really ready for prime time (too limited for my needs). I came back around to it at about 4.11. That work...

https://trusted-news.com/ It's hard to tell what's real news and what's fake these days, especially on the internet. Trusted News helps you spot fake or suspicious news. Further reading : https://betanews.com/2018/06/13/trusted-news-cgrome-extension/ If "Politifake" and "So-Nopes&quo...

I tested this system in Xenialpup-32 and it worked. Out of curiosity, did you attempt to have the live boot CD install to a piece of media? I still use the built in Puppy installer, and when I tried that it left things "not quite right" (and is apparently missing pieces when it copies fil...

Hm. That's interesting. The graphics chip in my old Compaq desktop (which is getting on for 15 yrs old now) is, according to [...] My usual M.O. is just to try a different version, if one doesn't work. I've had good luck with the boilerplate and updated 5.28 family for hardware detection. I'm about...

don570 wrote:I bought a raspberry pi 3 $70 +10 tax CAN

"Ouch"... Even with the exchange rate, that's a bit pricey... :-/

I paid $35 US for mine (and see that they're dropped the price further)

http://www.microcenter.com/product/5056 ... _3_model_b

anikin wrote:On May 31st 2018, Debian Wheezy will reach EOL and will no longer be supported.

https://wiki.debian.org/DebianReleases

Sic transit gloria mundi ...
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Hmmm... Interesting. I ran Bo for many, many years...then jumped to Puppy Linux...

Puppy doesn't have a registry to clean and as for browser cache...make sure all tempory files are in the /tmp folder and then they will get cleaned up each boot. However, if one is running wine then I don't know. Does CCLleaner run under wine? I'd be less interested in CCleaner running under Linux ...

Did Autodesk cripple it? I was (am) nervous when I saw that they had been sold...

Did you try an older version (can we even still get the older versions?)

Love it BigPup!

darry19662018 wrote:Hi Retro,

If you know of any threads that should be here under this Wiki entry let me know.

This is a rather generic thread, but many of the laptops are quite old (and were old in 2010, when the thread began... )

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=51474

I think you had it correct the first time with the product key. That key is your key and no one else's! Softmaker requires a key, and it is assigned to each person, as their own key. :!: I do wonder if they are using the information you have to give them to get a key, as a way to make some money. :...

darry19662018 wrote:Hi Retro,

If you know of any threads that should be here under this Wiki entry let me know.

I'll keep my eyes peeled...