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Smithy · Joined: 12 Dec 2011 Posts: 764

Thanks for that info RSH.

Good ideas on those extra layers of mount, they confused me a few times in the past.

I know Lazy is a very slick modular system with various SFS available.

I have noticed that if I write something to a usb stick, and right click "unmount", puppy very graciously will not unmount the stick until it has finished the write that is in the cache. So that is handled very nicely.

My needs are simple.
After a big thread about shutdown, I have settled with a fast shutdown on the taskbar, and the "proper procedures" (save file etc) in the menu.

So far, the combination works a treat.

mikeb · Joined: 23 Nov 2006 Posts: 11071

casearis · Joined: 16 Feb 2012 Posts: 6

Have been following instructions, event handler is set to 0. No autosave... however i am having trouble locating the menu.lst file.

I know there is a pet somewhere which has "shutdown no save" option, just can't seem to find it again.

am using macpup 550

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casearis · Joined: 16 Feb 2012 Posts: 6

found feed for pet

http://208.109.22.214/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=68761&start=255&sid=36ea99567c94a0159b68b7ff7213fa96

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neerajkolte · Joined: 10 Feb 2014 Posts: 517 Location: Pune, India.

Bookmark.
(Just adding post so I can find this thread again)

Puppus Dogfellow · Joined: 07 Jan 2013 Posts: 1487 Location: nyc

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60678

pupsaveconfig-2.2.5.pet

MochiMoppel · Joined: 26 Jan 2011 Posts: 1349 Location: Japan

mikeslr

Hi All,

The posts on this tread up until this one were written before the mechanism for saving to a SaveFolder rather than a SaveFile was created. Regarding the removal of automatic pupsaves for a frugal install if and when your Pup supports the SaveFolder option, and you've chosen it or are considering it, see the following thread: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=810036#810036.

Please continue to post to this thread if your post concerns SaveFiles, especially if it concerns new insights or new problems. Use your discretion regarding posts relating to SaveFolders. This thread is a "Sticky". The other, over the course of time, may get lost in the woods.

mikesLr

Phyax · Joined: 05 Feb 2015 Posts: 1

Hi all
I'm trying to delete my slackosave file, because after configuring AMD drivers for my radeon <that doesn't work well with windows, it was just a test> the savefile doesn't work anymore... so I'm trying to delete it from ubuntu CD live but I've no permission to do that... What can I do to reset puppy to default?

pfix=ram doesn't work too, so I want to delete this damned slackosave and restart from the beginning

It- possible to do that or I must format the USB key and reinstall puppy on it?

LazY Puppy · Joined: 21 Nov 2014 Posts: 1988 Location: Germany

- Boot your Puppy
- create a empty text file and name it for your Puppy (e.g slackosave-empty.2fs etc...)
- reboot the Puppy
- when it comes to choose a save file just choose 0 for no save file (should boot into RAM without the save file loaded)
- remove all the e.g slackosave-xxx.xfs files
- reboot

Done! (?)

oui · Posted: Thu 05 Feb 2015, 16:20 Post subject:

or better:

never use some Puppy version creating some save file! it is an historic error of Puppy to seduce to work with save files...

take better a Lazy or LASSIE Pup!

you don't need some save file at all. remaster once with the easy remaster suite and use nothing more...

LazY Puppy · Joined: 21 Nov 2014 Posts: 1988 Location: Germany

rufwoof · Joined: 24 Feb 2014 Posts: 2101

nic007 · Posted: Sat 21 Feb 2015, 02:50 Post subject:

I also reckon running puppy frugally with add-on SFS's and no savefile is the way to go. I do: install sfs_load > place all extra SFS's in parent directory > make a one-liner script in /etc/rc .d/init.d for loading the SFS's at bootup > do my personalized settings the way I want it >remaster. Save all your work on a partition outside the operating system. If you are one for tinkering a lot with personal settings (like changing icons, backgrounds, etc. on a frequent basis) you still have the option of using a very tiny savefile just for that.