please, how can I load an SFS file from live CD ?
It´s very important to me because I don´t have free space on HD to install Puppy.
I'm using Puppy v2.16experimental2 and want to run openoffice-2.2.0.sfs.
I tryed to add it to Puppy iso image (as with Slax modules) but don´t worked .
In and old version I did it with devx module as follows:
1-first boot: it was not there
2-I reboot and save modifications to CD
3-second boot: devx works
How to load an SFS file from live CD ?
How to load an SFS file from live CD ?
Sorry, broken english above :-)
multisession CD
Hi AlienX, welcome back. Here are some old tricks, but not guaranteed to work in that new release by Barry.
A multisession CD loads sfs files automatically, so just make your CD multisession, save to it/reboot. I assume the sfs files are already on the CD.
Or you can trick Puppy by placing a folder or file on the CD with a date format as name, like 2007-04-01. See here.
New experiments about sfs loading are in Barry's news pages, like this one. Sunburnt has also posted a number of ways to do it here in the forum.
EDIT: Barry and I posted almost simultaneously - his is the best advice you can get, of course.
A multisession CD loads sfs files automatically, so just make your CD multisession, save to it/reboot. I assume the sfs files are already on the CD.
Or you can trick Puppy by placing a folder or file on the CD with a date format as name, like 2007-04-01. See here.
New experiments about sfs loading are in Barry's news pages, like this one. Sunburnt has also posted a number of ways to do it here in the forum.
EDIT: Barry and I posted almost simultaneously - his is the best advice you can get, of course.
Puppy user since Oct 2004. Want FreeOffice? [url=http://puppylinux.info/topic/freeoffice-2012-sfs]Get the sfs (English only)[/url].
Re: multisession CD
thanks raffy, Barry and all !raffy wrote:A multisession CD loads sfs files automatically, so just make your CD multisession, save to it/reboot. I assume the sfs files are already on the CD.
I think this useful feature is not working at momment but Barry said he´s working on it for exp3 !!!
one idea I thing is very useful, cool and interesting is to create 2 new boot parameters:
load and noload (as in Slax)
so I can put all my SFS files on the iso and choose what I want to run on Live CD
example: I have devx , openofice and KDE modules on the CD
default is load all but I can do at boot
puppy noload=kde.sfs and load only devx and OpenOffice
other feature:
load an SFS file from HD
example: puppy load=/dev/hda5/myfolder/openoffice-2.2.0.sfs
that would be perfect !!!!!!!
Sorry, broken english above :-)