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I may have a way to work around this, but sure wish this was handled through official methods instead. I have my customized bootable Puppy Live that has the bionicpup64save file. I injected this save file into the ISO, and re-burnt the ISO to the USB, viola. Things came up as expected. Hope this ...

Intention is to create a re-usable ISO that others can use on their computer. The ISO will include a new tools folder in root that has an application tool I need to run. I re-did this with a different USB stick, and I no longer get the error, it reached desktop. But now I'm exactly where the OP was ...

Rufus 3.11.1678.

I suppose its possible its too old, so I used 3.17 and had the same result.

Here's a screenshot.

Thanks, yeah. I'm optimistic, this community seems pretty helpful. I did try with the ZDRV as the separate driver file: YES, but I got the same result. I'm obviously missing something really obvious if the OP could get his ISO to boot to the desktop, but he used /usr/sbin/remasterpup2 to create a ...

Hello, I wanted to post a follow-up question since I'm in a similar, probably worse boat and not quite sure where the problem is. This is with Bionic Puppy Live CD. 1. On a computer with no storage other than the Puppy LIVE USB, I booted Puppy first-time, added an application folder to the root ...