Hi,
I made a slightly patched .rar of puppy to extract to C:\ (ntfs).
It uses icewm by default, and has several wxbasic-applications.
It can be run via qemu (included) or via grub/windows-boot-menue (included).
I patched image.gz to force puppy to use c: as PHOME, because puppy got confused by another vfat-partion on my system.
German "Umlaute" just will work with gtk2-Apps and TextMaker(QT).
More info:
http://wxbasic.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/v ... =4580#4580
The qemu-version is not from me, I used the files from http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/qemupuppy/index.html
Mark
Puppy for XP via qemu or GRUB (download)
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Whereas I can set up and connect to Internet a new version/download of Puppy in 5 mins and 15 mins to set up a HD - I quake at the turmoil involved in making XP workable on a HD (it used to be the other way around with Linux)
However this is a fine compliment and some people require XP - I will be very interested how they get on. Very exciting - have placed this on the wiki news . . .
Great job!
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here is something that may be of interest . . .
http://www.oszoo.org/download.html
However this is a fine compliment and some people require XP - I will be very interested how they get on. Very exciting - have placed this on the wiki news . . .
Great job!
Is Puppy Kewl or is Puppy Cool?
here is something that may be of interest . . .
http://www.oszoo.org/download.html
Thank you
The main goal was this:
In the wxBasic-Board, there are some programmers, who want to test their applications on linux, but fear investigating time and losing data (partitioning).
I posted a Knoppix-solution a while ago, but it is different from XP,so people even had problems in running the Basic-interpreter.
So I tried top make an environment that can be used without learning too much from new.
If you want to use wxBasic with "your" puppy, simply copy /root/programs/tuxbox and /root/programs/window-control to your version.
And don't forget the interpreter in /usr/bin.
The interpreter can be downloaded as a single file without examples here, too:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=135481
There are versions for Gtk1 and Gtk2, they also include someaddons to access the x-window-system directly (to move or resize windows).
The pup-file itself (without qemu and puppy, size: 27 MB) in a slightly older version is available here:
http://noforum.de/files/puppy01/pup1.tgz
Greetings, Mark
The main goal was this:
In the wxBasic-Board, there are some programmers, who want to test their applications on linux, but fear investigating time and losing data (partitioning).
I posted a Knoppix-solution a while ago, but it is different from XP,so people even had problems in running the Basic-interpreter.
So I tried top make an environment that can be used without learning too much from new.
If you want to use wxBasic with "your" puppy, simply copy /root/programs/tuxbox and /root/programs/window-control to your version.
And don't forget the interpreter in /usr/bin.
The interpreter can be downloaded as a single file without examples here, too:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=135481
There are versions for Gtk1 and Gtk2, they also include someaddons to access the x-window-system directly (to move or resize windows).
The pup-file itself (without qemu and puppy, size: 27 MB) in a slightly older version is available here:
http://noforum.de/files/puppy01/pup1.tgz
Greetings, Mark
What to do
So what can we do with this pupfile? Can we use it in Windows as some sort of "minimalist" Puppy? How? Thanks.
This pup-file is nearly the same as the one created automatically by puppy, except that it includes Icewm, XFE and wxBasic.
You can install Icewm also with pup-get (this is what I did), the other applications I copied manually.
If you do not need wxBasic, you do not need this pup, as there now already is a dotpup for XFE.
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=1922
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So this is what concerns the pup-file.
The RAR-Archive contains more, a whole-puppy-distribution + qemu + this pup + grub + batchfiles to make the usage easier.
Mark
You can install Icewm also with pup-get (this is what I did), the other applications I copied manually.
If you do not need wxBasic, you do not need this pup, as there now already is a dotpup for XFE.
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=1922
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So this is what concerns the pup-file.
The RAR-Archive contains more, a whole-puppy-distribution + qemu + this pup + grub + batchfiles to make the usage easier.
Mark
Important Notice:
That RAR is out of Date.
Use this new installer instead:
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=2525
Mark
That RAR is out of Date.
Use this new installer instead:
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=2525
Mark
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gubinstall.exe does not work
grubinstall.exe gives the following error
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| NTFS mount succeeded |
| NTFS dir failed for /boot/stage2 |
| FAT mount failed |
| The file C:\boot\stage2 could not be found on volume C: |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
how ever i was able to boot puppy using 'grldr' that comes with wingrub
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| NTFS mount succeeded |
| NTFS dir failed for /boot/stage2 |
| FAT mount failed |
| The file C:\boot\stage2 could not be found on volume C: |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
how ever i was able to boot puppy using 'grldr' that comes with wingrub