Hallo mato

du hast recht, in 421 ist dieses Programm nicht enthalten.
Du kannst höchstens den Puppy Package Manager benutzen und schauen, welche fehlenden dependencies er dir meldet.

Oder suche in Englisch hier weiter
http://wellminded.com/puppy/pupsearch.html

Viel Erfolg.

In den neueren Puppies (zB 431 und 432) findest du dafür ein Programm unter Start-Setup-Check dependencies. Das gilt für installierte Pakete. Neue Pakete prüfst du mit dem Puppy Paket Manager, zu finden auf dem Desktop unter "Install" oder unter Start-Setup. Wenn du darin ein Paket anklick...

Hi stu90 couldn't have said it better than tasmod. You might want to try his menu.lst. One more thing, when you write Im running of puppy from USB flash drive i don't see any option for pfix=ram at boot, it just loads straight into a saved session. ...I suppose you have your pupsave files on your US...

for stu90: I have run the puppy universal installer selected Frugal install and now have a file called "lhp443" on sda2 i have also run to Grub boot loader config selected the MBR option (is this the right option?) and now have a file called "boot" on sda2 stu your menu.lst looks...

Thank you sage for your additional wisdom (sage >>> wisdom LOL). No without joking, your points are well taken. But there are many roads that lead to Rome. In this case, yes it is advisable to have backups somewhere else but on your main hard drive. Yours is one solution. Yet with a frugal install y...

Hi Tui welcome to the wonderful world of Puppy bedded in a chaotic universe. I understand your confusion, but the regular Puppies have even stranger numbers. So don't even try to understand the system or to figure it out. There is no one person that would keep an eye on it and sort it all out. It is...

Mir ist dazu noch dies eingefallen: Die pupsave Datei einer Frugal Install Variante kann man problemlos kopieren und auf einem anderen Computer einfach hineinkopieren. Das geht so: > pupsavePC1 auf Stift o.ä. kopieren. > Auf PC2 Puppy frugal installieren und beim ersten Herunterfahren die Datei pups...

Hi Roy: I am probably a bit off-topic here Yes you are, but I will be happy to give you some of my experiences with frugal installs of various Puppies. desire to completely wipe XP from his old Dell Inspiron 5100 (381MB of RAM) With 381 MB RAM and XP, that's entirely understandable. XP will only cra...

wow das ist richtig gut, was rhadon da schreibt. Es ist durchaus mal einen Test wert; denn rhadon ist hier so einer der Fortgeschrittenen :wink: Wie du in deiner anderen Frage schreibst, hast du ja eine Frugale Installation. Damit kannst du solche kleinen und großen Experimente problemlos ausführen ...

Du könntest den Sourcecode herunterladen, der in der Auswahl enthalten ist (tar.gz) und ihn selbst kompilieren. Benutze diese Suchmaschine, um dir weitere Antworten zu erarbeiten; denn ich vermute mal, du bist der erste, der dieses Programm in Puppy möchte. http://wellminded.com/puppy/pupsearch.html

Dafür gibt es ein Programm, das in 431 drin ist.
Start-Setup-Remaster Puppy Live CD

congratulation enhu

glad you could figure it out.

Grub is a bit different with every Puppy and every PC.

A wonderful end result.

Have a good day

enhu at this point there are so many variables, that it is very hard to analyse them from here. I found out myself that to install Puppy without CD one needs to be VERY precise. These posts had been helpful to me: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=262324 http://pupweb.org/wikka/BootPa...

If you are up to it Roger,
try ICEwm.

Pet here

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 780#365164

lots of themes in my post above.

for Radon92, I guess you refer to the text below the desktop icons. In that case see this post http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/puppy-71/how-to-make-the-icon-desktop-fonts-white-785896/ And for Roger: In case you are using ICEwm, change the theme via Start-settings-themes. If you need more IC...

Hi Christoph ich stimme Jemimah zu betreffend BrowserLinuxeee. Die anderen habe ich noch nicht probiert. Betreffend Firefox möchte ich dich auf dieses PET verweisen... http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=30434 Wenn du das 3.6 pet installierst, wird automatisch der vorherige Defaultbrows...

CatDude, you are right about hda vs. sda. I just copied from my system, but enhu's is much older. And that seems to be the entire problem. There is a post here to a similar problem... http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22255 So if I take that and enhu's setup into consideration, you (e...

This is getting complicated :lol: Okay, let's try this. From 431 go to menu.lst and add to the kernel line behind psubdir=media a space and then this SFSFILE=ext3,sda3,/media/exactnameofyourpupinmedia.sfs To explain: ext3 stands for the file system on your sda3. If that is not ext3, then change it t...

enhu your grub entry should read # Other bootable partition config begins title mediapup Frugal-ext3 (on /dev/sda3) rootnoverify (hd0,2) kernel (hd0,2)/media/vmlinuz PMEDIA=atahd PDEV1=sda3 psubdir=media initrd (hd0,2)/media/initrd.gz # Other bootable partition config ends sda3 = hd0,2 And yes, it's...

enhu How did you install 431? Probably a full install on a Linux partition with grub? I assume this, because you have no CD drive anymore; so it can't be a frugal install with booting from CD. Okay then start your 431, check if your linux partition (/mnt/home) has at least 1 GB free space left. Crea...