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Uh, what's this about? Did you mean to post it in a thread somewhere?

A week or so ago, long access times were the norm for me. I replaced my cable modem and, using Puppy's tools, disconnected and reconnected. Access is much quicker now.

Each partition should show as an icon on the desktop. So you should be seeing at least 5 drive icons. Do you know what filesystems the partitions are formatted with?

What about MPXY's post here?

Good point, Clarity. For instance, there's Tails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njmhwz1R-Xg

Would it work if the /mnt directory were removed? Just thinking in the dark.

I assume you mean Bionic Puppy can't see your smart phone. How are you connecting your smart phone to the computer?
Have you tried connecting a flash drive directly to the smart phone?

Rather then move or block the files, could they be renamed?

Note the clear case, to prevent concealing contraband.

That's nice. Where did you find libgtklext-x11-1.0.so.0?

So you can actually get into the BIOS, you just can't change any of the settings?

What do you mean, the BIOS is locked? Do you mean you need a password to get into the BIOS? If that's the case, you might be able to reset the BIOS to its original factory settings, which don't require a password.

In EasyOS it's Menu -> Desktop -> EasyJWM configure JWM -> Tray -> Time format. I don't know if FatDog has EasyJWM.

Are you running EasyOS or any version of Puppy?

You mean the EasyOS .img file?

Here's an excellent YouTube video describing the 'Ken Burns Effect' and how to make it happen. It's basically just zooming and panning within the still frame.

I'm afraid I'm at a loss. Is there another computer, perhaps a laptop, with Bluetooth that you could use the keyboard on to see if the same thing happens, or a different Bluetooth keyboard lying around that you could use, just for a test?

Have you checked the BIOS for Bluetooth settings?

Was the new cursor too large until you changed the screen resolution? And what about the image in your first post?

Is this a laptop with built-in bluetooth, or a desktop with a bluetooth dongle?

Is the original mess up solved? If so, how?

Is this the only thing that's messed up? How did you change the cursor?

What have you tried so far? How did you find out the wifi card needs the 6.x kernel?

Perhaps you misunderstood the rule. Tell us the name of the country so we can read the book for ourselves.