How you started? Are you entering everything manually? If you just want to pipe the output into a text file do something like this du -a /dir/where/Isos/*.iso | cat > text_file This will create a file and pipe the output of du to it Edit: If you are pulling everything from a single directory I think...

This will put the output in bytes but why the hell would u want that?

would be the proper code I believe as the -sh switches would only output a total size of the ISO files and -ah would list them seperately

Edit: Only checks current directory and is not recursive

Hey there singlshot , sorry but i've been gone a few weeks. No quickpet is not included in PupRescue 2.5 and the PPM has all the package files removed from .Packages so if you take a stock copy of Lucid 5.2.8 and transfer it over to PupRescue 2.5 the PPM will work again. Edit: As noted in one of my ...

There is no menu entry for ClamAV sorry I should have mentioned that. first thing to do is to update the AV database by running the command freshclam freshclam next is to run clamscan recursively in the directory of your choosing. If I wanted to run it to scan my whole windows drive for example i'd ...

@ Colonel Panic: Glad to see that you are getting some good use out of PupRescue. I unfortunately forgot to disable auto-updates for Firefox in the older versions of PupRescue which is not the case in 2.5 and PupRescue Precise. @ Umair: Sorry I haven't responded till now as I've been busy on other p...

Link to PupRescue_Precise is:

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=84162

Boot time: 17 seconds
CPU: AMD FX 8320
RAM: 8GB
OS: PupRescue Precise (5.4.3)

Boot time: 23 seconds
CPU: I-5 Quad Core
RAM: 3GB
OS: PupRescue Precise (5.4.3)

It was a popup to allow you to install the .pet package which would upgrade you from 5.4.2 to 5.4.3 and yes it was legit.

Are you looking for something like this?

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=39717

This will give you the option of saving or not on shutdown on a flash install.

Oh ok I see what you are saying now. I've never actually seen this happen in Puppy before and do not know if it is possible to have a consistent splash screen through the boot process which would replace the text. I did a quick Google search and searched through the forums and didn't come up with an...

you can use PupRescue Precise in order to delete your xp password using chntpw First mount your XP drive and then type the following into a terminal chntpw -i /mnt/sdXY/Windows/system32/config/SAM *windows may be WINDOWS or Windows depending on your system *system32 may be with a lower case s or upp...

If you want to have a nice graphical boot screen check this out

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27471

Thanks for the interest guys! One thing to note is that this is based on precise and requires pae support, if you are planning on working on an older computer which does not support pae I suggest checking out 2.5 (in my sig). As for the apps list if you are using a multisession dvd/cd you can jus th...

This is an update to the original PupRescue which was based on Lupu 5.2.8. This updated PupRescue is based on Precise Puppy and has many of the same features as the old PupRescue. With this Puppy you can image hard disks, clone disks, recover files, rewrite Windows MBRs, scan for viruses, and many o...

you should probably ask catdude as he just recently got grub2 working in Puppy however it was a long and complicated process that he went through from what he told me.

can also confirm issues with pmount and terminal after reboot

UPX has been being used for years here for certain packages. A simple search will turn up multiple threads including a GUI.

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 505#578505

that just links back to the second page where the .7.0 pet is. I don't know if it will work in Slacko though.