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It was actually cropped from your background, it does look a lot better on the phone than the screenshot, and I like the above screen too. Thank you. If anyone would like a copy of the theme as above then a pm will get them a copy. A little more work and I'll somehow edit the icons too. edit: the sc...

I have unashamedly "borrowed" one of your backgrounds to use in creating my 1st puppy theme for my mobile phone.

just need to puppify the icons

Backgrounds are 240wx320h, icon sizes 44x50. I had several puppy backgrounds in my frugal install but my mobo died taking out the hdd with it and a no boot situation. Did have a few jpgs of my own puppy (live one :lol: ) but unfortunately they were on the dead hdd, now she's grown up :cry: That was ...

I want to puppify my mobile (nokia) phones running the symbian OS with a puppy theme, background, icons etc. I know I could download and install all the icon pets and extract them. iI'm hoping some kind puppian has a set of icons I can use, I'm able to resize using inkscape, but I only need the icon...

Have you rebooted puppy ? also see http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=98810#98810 It's also worthwhile reading tempestuous' How to on wifi at http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22469 edit -- not had a problem with pcmcia in the 2 series pups, not at my puppy pc at the moment what...

it's not loading the firmware as it's not installed, go to http://puppyfiles.org/dotpupsde/dotpups/Wifi/drivers-for-Puppy-2.12-to-2.14/ and download the bcm43xx firmware pet, 7th down, install the dot pet, reboot puppy, then the try 2nd set of instructions, I've used the bcm43xx drivers successfully...

This one uses the BCM43xx linux driver. unload ndiswrapper as it's not required, open rxvt and rmmod ndiswrapper If using WEP security then type the following lines into rxvt modprobe firmware_class modprobe ieee80211 modprobe ieee80211softmac modprobe bcm43xx modprobe ieee80211_crypt modprobe ieee8...

Puppy does have the correct driver for many of the belkin cards, which model card is it ?

Have a look http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=18339

In XP for example, youtube in its current form certainly halts loading if you 'pause' (press the 'play' button) the videos. Just to disagree with the above, using Opera and IE7 the buffer continues to fill, it's actually very handy if youtube is busy and the video is pausing and stuttering pause it...

ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant ap_scan=2 update_config=1 network={ ssid="linksys"(this was here) psk=719ba8d194d3b177236949758acdef3713734e2cdf623e087a5e12b839a6d8ac(this was here) proto=RSN key_mgmt=WPA-PSK group=CCMP TKIP } The above has probably been filled in by the network wi...

as you're sure eth0 is the correct connection, 1st do the following INSTRUCTIONS Use Geany to modify the WPA configuration file to include your SSID and Personal Security Key (PSK). Puppy already contains 2 different configuration files; /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf - for WPA encryption /etc/wpa_supplic...

run pupscan from menu > system > pupscan and post the pci interfaces information, it's possible the cardbus controller isn't being loaded, see http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 775#195775
for more information

ok enter the following commands rmmod bcm43xx modprobe bcm43xx ifconfig eth1 up Once you've done that try to connect using the network wizard to configure eth1, if it doesn't succeed you'll have to study tempestuous' post on configuring WPA via the command line http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewt...

ok reboot puppy then let us have the output of ifconfig -a

probaly the surest method would be to reboot puppy, maybe iwconfig eth0 down will work, however I'm not sure so the reboot option seems the surest way. if you then post back with the output of ifconfig -a before trying to configure your wireless we'll hopefully see the second eth0 is gone. Is it pos...

Looking at your ifconfig/iwconfig you now appear to have 2 eth0, change your commands for iwconfig to refer to eth1. The example I linked to didn't have a working ethernet card and thus eth0 was correct in that example, however your ethernet card is recognised and has been allocated as eth0, so you ...

Haven't searched very hard (yet) but is it possible to boot multiple puppies from a usb flash drive? I want to demo puppy to several different friends without the trouble of carrying several cds.

Or could I just be barking (mad) up the wrong tree ?

see http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=30129 we muddled through and succeeded there.