shinobar, thank you for the explanation.

Hi Raj,

DaveS posted a script that solved the problem for me -- look at this link

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60992

Do pay special attention to his comment about renaming /root/.packages

HTH

The link in the top page on this line

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is broken.

So I have a question about the remaster process.

What is the proper answer to the question "Do you like to make zl511322.sfs?"

Do I want the drivers in their own .sfs file?

Why would I say Yes? And why would I say No?

jpckjunior, DaveS posted a script which preserved my Firefox settings and addons.

See this link for details:
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60992

Note his comments about renaming /root/.packages before running the script!!

Bigpup, my computer has a P4 2.26MHz cpu and 1.5GB RAM. While using Puppy I don't have a hard drive. The video is an nVidia GeForce4 MX440 rev 3. Here is what I had done: * Booted from the Puppy 5.1.1 live CD, * Picked up the nVidea 96.43.16 pup and installed it * Ran xorgwizard and chose 1280x1024 ...

Hi DaveS, the script worked very well. I followed your directtons about renaming /root/.packages and /tmp/root/.packages. I chose the "Simple" way, which is copy the current system without cleanup. Seeing as how all that system had on it was the pups for Firefox, and the addons of AdBlockP...

Thanks, I'll give a try tomorrow and let you know how it turns out.

Thank you!!!

When I remaster the CD in Puppy 5.1.1 I lose the custom screen background I had selected. What I get instead is the original /usr/share/backgrounds/default.jpg. I find this quite amazing, because I had changed the image in default.jpg to what I wanted. Not only that, I tried changing /tmp/etc/Puppyb...

I have been playing with Puppy 5.1.1 for the last week and am really enjoying it -- thank you for making such a useful system available! I am able to successfully remaster Puppy if by that I mean the result is bootable and mostly usable, but I have run into a few issues. The biggest one is that the ...