i have another question...

can i also see the freememapplet on the enlightenment? the one thats being used by jwm? or are there any other options or epplets? and is there a website or faq somewhere that list what the epplets do? thanks...

hello... im trying to install puppy on my hard drive in another partition (ext3) while i have a running windows xp installed in another partition (ntfs). on the setup wizard. if i choose the option 2, can i still run my windows xp? and on the grub part... the wizard tells me that i must install grub...

wow thanks for your user support ... much appreciated... thanks

ok... so i will not use a linux swap file on my usb... because you said it will shorten its life... but how can i increase my free memory on puppy everytime i start it on my usb without using a swap file? i dont want to install a swap file on my harddrive because still i want usb puppy to portable a...

i have a 256mb of ram and 40gb of hard disk but i want my puppy on my flash drive to be self-supporting. it doesnt need the computers harddisk or only need minimal ram. so i can run my puppy on any computer but still i have a large free memory on startup. i will install other applications on the usb...

hmm... after the "install" are do you see this code at the universal installer script?

http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=8951

here i go again....

how can i remove the icon bars? the one that sticks to left side of the desktop?

my problem is i only have 55MB of free memory everytime puppy starts... ive installed puppy on fat16, does it affect how large my free memory was? because some people dont have a swap file and yet they have larger free memory than 55MB. i also want to have open office and java on my puppy. i want pu...

ok.... but why the topic starter's free memory is around 300MB but we have the same size of flashdisk (2GB)? and how can i increase the memory?

hello.... just want to ask if it is better to have a linux swap file when im running puppy on a usb drive.... whats the difference of having one? thanks...

ok... thanks for the help... sorry for editing some my questions... i thought it just so silly to ask... thanks again!

ok.. thanks for the replies... just wondering... in my 1028x768 resolution, the icons are somewhat large... is there a way to make them smaller by not changing the resolution?

wow... everything was made so easy... thanks for the work! just have a question... when im trying to maximize a window it will only extend at the bottom of the epplets and not cover the whole screen... how can i fix this? also i cant find how to change the color of the title bars...

im using enlightenment in puppy2.01... i noticed that the menu or icons on the left is not updated... how can i edit them? thanks...

oh ok... ive installed puppy on fat16 but not in supperfloppy... and everys startup my free memory is still only 55MB... what is the difference when you install puppy on superfloppy mode? and why is that i only get 55MB at startup...

i cant install puppy on ext3 filesystem also... some people said it is not possible... i have also 2GB usb flash drive where i run puppy. do you partitioned your drive with a fat and linux swap partition? if not, at puppy start up what is your free memory?

so, if my goal is to further Puppy development... can i edit the script of the universal installer? i think the only problem is in the script. because when im trying to install at ext3, the script wants to install only to /dev/, but when installing at fat16, the script installs on /dev/sda1/. so is ...

currently the installer wants a single fat partition

hmm when im installing on a multi-partitioned usb... the wizard ask me in what partition i want to install puppy. so i think thats not the problem... anyway thanks

Currently only fat is supported for a usb install when im installing puppy2 and making it a superfloppy, the ext3 option to format my drive is there. so it means puppy supports ext3 install the filesystem in a squashfile form, and your savefile (pup3save.sfs) all on the usb stick, and the save file...

hello... i just want to install puppy2 on my usb with an ext3 file system but this is what always show in the universal installer: ABSOLUTE FINAL SANITY CHECK! You are about to install Puppy to /dev/, with boot parameter PMEDIA=. The files vmlinuz, initrd.gz, pup_xxx.sfs, extlinux.conf will be writt...