Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

however i forgot i'd removed the hard drive so only - Puppy 2.14R 1.01 - Puppy 2.12 are really usable with such low ram and no drive :lol: I would think even then trying to actually do anything on the system would require a swap file somewhere. Seems like in that scenario you should be running a ...

well i found 1 of them not sure which one though for nostalgia purposes listed puppies: - Puppy 3.01 Retro - FireHydrant 3.01 Retro - Wolf Pup Linux 1.0 Retro - Chihuahua 3.02 alpha Retro - Puppy 2.14R 1.01 - Puppy 2.12 - Puppy 2.02 Opera ( Mean Pup ) - MemTest86+ 2.01 however i forgot i'd removed ...

I seem to remember Lucid Pup also had this capability, and maybe even Bionic (even fossapup64_9.5?). If you have a puppy 4 series and you can boot it, it seems like you would be able to do it from there. If not, one of these others would probably do the job. i know i had 2 discs floating around ...

Is this it? https://oldforum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=23107 I've still got a few multi-iso DVDs knocking around, but haven't used them in years. might be, thought they got it a little more automated than that though ( after reading the readme file ) dont remember having to do anything with ...

ok im going back to somewhere between puppy 2 and puppy 4 series on the murga i think it was in the 4 series, someone developed a multi-bootable cd/dvd package that did a similar thing as ventoy. - you dumped your iso files in a folder - then burned it to cd / dvd rather than usb from memory it had ...