maNy puppy ISO/s which bootable usb program best?Yapi only
- kiramm
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maNy puppy ISO/s which bootable usb program best?Yapi only
they all dont go with yapi
which program pet or in windows is best to use_?
lookig verrry forward for any answer
which program pet or in windows is best to use_?
lookig verrry forward for any answer
- kiramm
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- kiramm
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thank u for clear german answer
i got more such discret indications
isos of 1000 and 1 pups are seems not cheked if they work for normal win user rufus installer world_?
puppy ISOS seems ar e produced only for linux msdOS profesionals +?
for normal user they produce OFTEN? JUST just big SOS ...............?
SAVE OUR puppySOUL....
very saddddd
great puppy gods
listen the voice of silly unworth win worms give us our daily win instaler puppy iSOS
we 98proceent of world are longing to come to ur puppy heaven of eternal pc life and
fastest PC webbrowsing photo album and maybe more in your safeinstal paradies DOUBLEBOOT BYPASS system
i got more such discret indications
isos of 1000 and 1 pups are seems not cheked if they work for normal win user rufus installer world_?
puppy ISOS seems ar e produced only for linux msdOS profesionals +?
for normal user they produce OFTEN? JUST just big SOS ...............?
SAVE OUR puppySOUL....
very saddddd
great puppy gods
listen the voice of silly unworth win worms give us our daily win instaler puppy iSOS
we 98proceent of world are longing to come to ur puppy heaven of eternal pc life and
fastest PC webbrowsing photo album and maybe more in your safeinstal paradies DOUBLEBOOT BYPASS system
Hi kiramm,
Like ITSMERSH, having a running Puppy [actually, several] I haven't had any reason to use any program which would install Puppy via Windows, and probably wouldn't use one as they won't partition the USB-Stick the way I want. From any running Puppy, I just do the following [details excluded]:
a. Optional: Use gparted to partition and format the USB-stick.
b. create one or more named folders on the stick.
c. Mount the ISOs of one or more Puppies.
d. Copy the necessary files [from the windows into the ISOs] into the named folders.
e. Unmount the ISOs.
f. Unmount the USB-Stick.
g. Run grub4dos installing it to the USB-Stick.
That said, back in the day when I was dependent on Windows, I used Linux Live USB Creator. However, if I'm not mistaken, it hasn't been updated to work with computers that use the UEFI boot mechanism.
There have been posts that rufus can handle such computers and works well.
I think you are already familiar with LICK, Puppy's home-grown installer. And you've probably already heard of Unetbootin of which there is a Windows version. Googling will reveal some others.
I don't know if rufus, Lick or Unetbootin or any of the others will function under every version of Windows, on every computer and with every version of Puppy. Do have any specific version of the bolded terms in mind?
Like ITSMERSH, having a running Puppy [actually, several] I haven't had any reason to use any program which would install Puppy via Windows, and probably wouldn't use one as they won't partition the USB-Stick the way I want. From any running Puppy, I just do the following [details excluded]:
a. Optional: Use gparted to partition and format the USB-stick.
b. create one or more named folders on the stick.
c. Mount the ISOs of one or more Puppies.
d. Copy the necessary files [from the windows into the ISOs] into the named folders.
e. Unmount the ISOs.
f. Unmount the USB-Stick.
g. Run grub4dos installing it to the USB-Stick.
That said, back in the day when I was dependent on Windows, I used Linux Live USB Creator. However, if I'm not mistaken, it hasn't been updated to work with computers that use the UEFI boot mechanism.
There have been posts that rufus can handle such computers and works well.
I think you are already familiar with LICK, Puppy's home-grown installer. And you've probably already heard of Unetbootin of which there is a Windows version. Googling will reveal some others.
I don't know if rufus, Lick or Unetbootin or any of the others will function under every version of Windows, on every computer and with every version of Puppy. Do have any specific version of the bolded terms in mind?
- kiramm
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i tried many winusb remeber rufus universal unetbotin and also linux life creator ..littile slow ...in last mounths
i dont think all and also not all interesting puppies like slako x
run
i think
i wrote that proleblem in x slacko thread because that time i had a
newest laptop where i tried all possible linux ubuntu mint deb etc with usb live iso wubi unofficial
dogs pups
very interesting how slow steps dance cd with ubuntu mint
dogs quite fast
puppy bbest
>>>>>>>i got shoked that a puppy iso which runs as dvd not run on usb
with winistaler
i dont know but doubt if rufus manage all actual puppies
but i am surprised that the developers of puppies who spent so many hours not chec this and not
write which rufus instaler ruft call their puppies to life
becaus so is all production of puppies sensless
if they need
grub4dos club mebers only for grub4dos mebers
0.000001 promile worldwide potential puppy user in best optimisticase !!
iso in my win normal eyes is iso something like sure instal like pdf is pdf
but in linux seems is everything lottery
grub4dosg
doesn t sounds inviting
normal user is not linux administrator
like normal car driver is not auto mechaniker
puppy linux is presented in internet as
not as grub4dos ....sounds for normal user occult hd miner insider society
but seems puppy basic usb install because today lapttops no dvd slots..
is only for grub4dos pupilluminati ....
it s over the easy puppy foreverybody
very saddddd
and i feel the puppy society want s to stay
club only for members of grub4dos
verrry sad
maybe time to change_?and invest little time that every body knows
which rufus is to download to get in touch with fresh downloaded puppy iso
i hope i was to understand
grub4dos mange 0.000001 promile worldwide potential puppy user in best optimisticase
is already rox a terrible thing hehehe
we live in 2010+ not anymore passed millenium in cd/slot time 1990_first stable win ;*? of later win2000 jwm
time nostalgy for green scrren apple2 and aple pascal and nrline basic programing there?;)
thank u for answeringg
i will try this steps
but need very fresh brain for thatt
till now seems yapi somehow to make the job
not same like dvd ....
ps
i had feeling that uefipupps need also bluescreen hamering off of all possible
plus switch off of red hibernate in windows settig extra!
blue hammering was not enough!
but
press ueffi blue choice was never a good idea at reboot
maybe also here linux win8 10 pc brand lotterie ?
i thought ueffi makes less blue hammering
havent experienced that on win 8 10
but uefficomfort are probably only WINdylinuxlies??
i dont think all and also not all interesting puppies like slako x
run
i think
i wrote that proleblem in x slacko thread because that time i had a
newest laptop where i tried all possible linux ubuntu mint deb etc with usb live iso wubi unofficial
dogs pups
very interesting how slow steps dance cd with ubuntu mint
dogs quite fast
puppy bbest
>>>>>>>i got shoked that a puppy iso which runs as dvd not run on usb
with winistaler
i dont know but doubt if rufus manage all actual puppies
but i am surprised that the developers of puppies who spent so many hours not chec this and not
write which rufus instaler ruft call their puppies to life
becaus so is all production of puppies sensless
if they need
grub4dos club mebers only for grub4dos mebers
0.000001 promile worldwide potential puppy user in best optimisticase !!
iso in my win normal eyes is iso something like sure instal like pdf is pdf
but in linux seems is everything lottery
grub4dosg
doesn t sounds inviting
normal user is not linux administrator
like normal car driver is not auto mechaniker
puppy linux is presented in internet as
not as grub4dos ....sounds for normal user occult hd miner insider society
but seems puppy basic usb install because today lapttops no dvd slots..
is only for grub4dos pupilluminati ....
it s over the easy puppy foreverybody
very saddddd
and i feel the puppy society want s to stay
club only for members of grub4dos
verrry sad
maybe time to change_?and invest little time that every body knows
which rufus is to download to get in touch with fresh downloaded puppy iso
i hope i was to understand
grub4dos mange 0.000001 promile worldwide potential puppy user in best optimisticase
is already rox a terrible thing hehehe
we live in 2010+ not anymore passed millenium in cd/slot time 1990_first stable win ;*? of later win2000 jwm
time nostalgy for green scrren apple2 and aple pascal and nrline basic programing there?;)
thank u for answeringg
i will try this steps
but need very fresh brain for thatt
till now seems yapi somehow to make the job
not same like dvd ....
ps
i had feeling that uefipupps need also bluescreen hamering off of all possible
plus switch off of red hibernate in windows settig extra!
blue hammering was not enough!
but
press ueffi blue choice was never a good idea at reboot
maybe also here linux win8 10 pc brand lotterie ?
i thought ueffi makes less blue hammering
havent experienced that on win 8 10
but uefficomfort are probably only WINdylinuxlies??
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He asked me questions about usb install per private mail. I gave him step-by-stem instrutions to do a manual frugal install using grub4dos like you did here. Now you see he does not like grub4dos, still complaining how difficult the situation is and talking about all other bootloaders which he can't get to work. He is just wasting your time and mine. I'm finished with him. Good luck.........mikeslr wrote:Hi kiramm,
Like ITSMERSH, having a running Puppy [actually, several] I haven't had any reason to use any program which would install Puppy via Windows, and probably wouldn't use one as they won't partition the USB-Stick the way I want. From any running Puppy, I just do the following [details excluded]:
a. Optional: Use gparted to partition and format the USB-stick.
b. create one or more named folders on the stick.
c. Mount the ISOs of one or more Puppies.
d. Copy the necessary files [from the windows into the ISOs] into the named folders.
e. Unmount the ISOs.
f. Unmount the USB-Stick.
g. Run grub4dos installing it to the USB-Stick.
That said, back in the day when I was dependent on Windows, I used Linux Live USB Creator. However, if I'm not mistaken, it hasn't been updated to work with computers that use the UEFI boot mechanism.
There have been posts that rufus can handle such computers and works well.
I think you are already familiar with LICK, Puppy's home-grown installer. And you've probably already heard of Unetbootin of which there is a Windows version. Googling will reveal some others.
I don't know if rufus, Lick or Unetbootin or any of the others will function under every version of Windows, on every computer and with every version of Puppy. Do have any specific version of the bolded terms in mind?
- Mike Walsh
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Just to add my two-penn'orth here:-
Kiramm, your trouble is that you seem to want a solution where you just plug stuff in, bring up a program, press a few buttons, and.......it's all done for you.
Nothing (repeat nothing) is that simple. You want a multi-boot environment where you can carry bucket-loads of Puppies/Dogs/whatever around with you, you've got to put a wee bit of effort in. Even in Windoze-land, it's not quite that easy.
I can perhaps understand your frustration; you see all these folks talking here on the Forum about running 'x' numbers of Puppies/Dogs, etc, and you want to do the same. What you probably aren't aware of is the hours and hours (and hours!) of effort most of us have put in to get our set-ups just exactly how we want them!
The tools are there, on this side of 'the Fence'. You have to understand, however, that when mixing Windoze with Linux, there is always going to be friction. Which is why the more 'savvy' amongst us soon come to realise that the best solution is not to mix them.
Keep them on separate machines.....and as far away from each other as possible!
With computing, the old axiom is just as true as anywhere else. You get out of it exactly what you put in.......and you, my friend, don't seem to want to put the effort in.
We can only help with advice so far. Oh, and BTW; please learn to post better. Yours are almost impossible to fathom out.....and I'm quite certain that half the words you use simply don't exist. I know English isn't your first language, but.....you ramble, man!
Mike.
Kiramm, your trouble is that you seem to want a solution where you just plug stuff in, bring up a program, press a few buttons, and.......it's all done for you.
Nothing (repeat nothing) is that simple. You want a multi-boot environment where you can carry bucket-loads of Puppies/Dogs/whatever around with you, you've got to put a wee bit of effort in. Even in Windoze-land, it's not quite that easy.
I can perhaps understand your frustration; you see all these folks talking here on the Forum about running 'x' numbers of Puppies/Dogs, etc, and you want to do the same. What you probably aren't aware of is the hours and hours (and hours!) of effort most of us have put in to get our set-ups just exactly how we want them!
The tools are there, on this side of 'the Fence'. You have to understand, however, that when mixing Windoze with Linux, there is always going to be friction. Which is why the more 'savvy' amongst us soon come to realise that the best solution is not to mix them.
Keep them on separate machines.....and as far away from each other as possible!
With computing, the old axiom is just as true as anywhere else. You get out of it exactly what you put in.......and you, my friend, don't seem to want to put the effort in.
We can only help with advice so far. Oh, and BTW; please learn to post better. Yours are almost impossible to fathom out.....and I'm quite certain that half the words you use simply don't exist. I know English isn't your first language, but.....you ramble, man!
Mike.
I didn't come to my conclusion lightly but after about 30 private messages from this fellow in about a week...well, even I have my limits.Mike Walsh wrote:Just to add my two-penn'orth here:-
Kiramm, your trouble is that you seem to want a solution where you just plug stuff in, bring up a program, press a few buttons, and.......it's all done for you.
Nothing (repeat nothing) is that simple. You want a multi-boot environment where you can carry bucket-loads of Puppies/Dogs/whatever around with you, you've got to put a wee bit of effort in. Even in Windoze-land, it's not quite that easy.
I can perhaps understand your frustration; you see all these folks talking here on the Forum about running 'x' numbers of Puppies/Dogs, etc, and you want to do the same. What you probably aren't aware of is the hours and hours (and hours!) of effort most of us have put in to get our set-ups just exactly how we want them!
The tools are there, on this side of 'the Fence'. You have to understand, however, that when mixing Windoze with Linux, there is always going to be friction. Which is why the more 'savvy' amongst us soon come to realise that the best solution is not to mix them.
Keep them on separate machines.....and as far away from each other as possible!
With computing, the old axiom is just as true as anywhere else. You get out of it exactly what you put in.......and you, my friend, don't seem to want to put the effort in.
We can only help with advice so far. Oh, and BTW; please learn to post better. Yours are almost impossible to fathom out.....and I'm quite certain that half the words you use simply don't exist. I know English isn't your first language, but.....you ramble, man!
Mike.
- kiramm
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10 from u 6 from me is far not 30messages
again
incredible exagerations from this
to how easy is to install a puppy
i have had enough of multi boot
of many similar histrical puppies sensless...
i read puppy easy usb boot
thats not true
puppy easy lick or dvd boot
but not usb
but think u over clever people which u really are over this...
if fotograf produce a jpg image which shows up only on some his adapted museums pc
then he is called stupid
but if linux man / i am sure that there is almost no women which is able/
makes a iso image which not runs on common pc
than is called ....excelent job..... and all women or others
who cant get this iso image to boot on normal software devices pc
are called stupid
jpg is jpg pdf is pdf iso image is imagination occult fantasy? not a standard___:;?-
i know i am stupid
i love puppy win double boot
i am stupid because i belive that is best this
possible
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=114482
25? oct finish internet
switch off
therefore me little in hurry
but seem it got ready unexpected
then is kiramm silence probably back
and all is again alright excellent in puppy land
whish u nice day
ps
....Keep them on separate machines.....and as far away from each other as possible!
.....
i dont use /missuse/ puppy as a hotelloby pc
puppy is more is bbest win turbo adapter on cheaper laptops
but u live probably on expensive
and dont know needs ofcheap...
but u still love old style
like in ur green horn scree young days of tschernobil supergau
when teen supernurds hamered on green apple2
and richer supernurds ran around with cool bag
and showed not green screen aplleportable
2
hamering with it inteligent conversation like with human person
and showing all tech progölams
included for 3000 dollar
in sience olympics elite teen camps ....
we dont live any more in green ms win 2000 ....desktops....
again
incredible exagerations from this
to how easy is to install a puppy
i have had enough of multi boot
of many similar histrical puppies sensless...
i read puppy easy usb boot
thats not true
puppy easy lick or dvd boot
but not usb
but think u over clever people which u really are over this...
if fotograf produce a jpg image which shows up only on some his adapted museums pc
then he is called stupid
but if linux man / i am sure that there is almost no women which is able/
makes a iso image which not runs on common pc
than is called ....excelent job..... and all women or others
who cant get this iso image to boot on normal software devices pc
are called stupid
jpg is jpg pdf is pdf iso image is imagination occult fantasy? not a standard___:;?-
i know i am stupid
i love puppy win double boot
i am stupid because i belive that is best this
possible
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=114482
25? oct finish internet
switch off
therefore me little in hurry
but seem it got ready unexpected
then is kiramm silence probably back
and all is again alright excellent in puppy land
whish u nice day
ps
....Keep them on separate machines.....and as far away from each other as possible!
.....
i dont use /missuse/ puppy as a hotelloby pc
puppy is more is bbest win turbo adapter on cheaper laptops
but u live probably on expensive
and dont know needs ofcheap...
but u still love old style
like in ur green horn scree young days of tschernobil supergau
when teen supernurds hamered on green apple2
and richer supernurds ran around with cool bag
and showed not green screen aplleportable
2
hamering with it inteligent conversation like with human person
and showing all tech progölams
included for 3000 dollar
in sience olympics elite teen camps ....
we dont live any more in green ms win 2000 ....desktops....
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@kiramm
I suspect to write the your last post and to search for the apple computer image (either online or locally on your drives) must have taken much longer than it would take, to follow just exactly ONE TIME the advice they all have already given to you on how to install a Puppy manually, if there's at least one Puppy that you can boot and run.
I suspect also there is just NOTHING that will fit to what you are asking for.
I think, there is just no such thing as a one click installer that would fit to all your needs/wishes.
YOU HAVE to LISTEN/READ carefully and to FOLLOW the advice step by step just ONE TIME - as long as you don't, you won't get lucky with Puppy.
So probably it's better for you to stay with Windows and leave Puppy alone?
At least the many times I tried to help you on several different issues I can definitely recall: you never ever answered a single question of mine during these sessions and you even did not follow any advice!
This behaviour just hurts very much!
And please, don't reply to my post. Instead follow the advice above by mikeslr.
I suspect to write the your last post and to search for the apple computer image (either online or locally on your drives) must have taken much longer than it would take, to follow just exactly ONE TIME the advice they all have already given to you on how to install a Puppy manually, if there's at least one Puppy that you can boot and run.
I suspect also there is just NOTHING that will fit to what you are asking for.
I think, there is just no such thing as a one click installer that would fit to all your needs/wishes.
YOU HAVE to LISTEN/READ carefully and to FOLLOW the advice step by step just ONE TIME - as long as you don't, you won't get lucky with Puppy.
So probably it's better for you to stay with Windows and leave Puppy alone?
At least the many times I tried to help you on several different issues I can definitely recall: you never ever answered a single question of mine during these sessions and you even did not follow any advice!
This behaviour just hurts very much!
And please, don't reply to my post. Instead follow the advice above by mikeslr.