Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

neat!

what actions?

just for the record, I do have mental health problems

I don't normally bite but ok, so I had to look up bludging, not being from the colonies "live off the efforts of others" interesting, not being a clever fella myself I contribute in the way I can, providing a mirror to all the wonderful work done by others, none of which I claim to be mine...

@Great_Milenko

https://easyos.org/install/how-to-insta ... w-ssd.html

any chance of locking this thread?

that was very diplomatic!

@gychang

since the first link doesn't work for downloading the iso, one may want to try here....

the puppy linux archive pages are mine! I've grabbed your copy and am mirroring, thank you

sadly I missed that download, if anybody has it I'll mirror it

As there is a fair bit of interest at the moment of the internationalization of Puppy I am trawling for packages I have just copied all packages from ibilbio for puppy, fatdog and quirky as well as the toutou files. EDIT - have scraped shinobar's repo I have a google drive link for anybody to contri...

@icake is doing great work on translating builds and language packs for chinese users

https://sourceforge.net/projects/icakec ... guagepets/

https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux ... repository

https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux ... ese_Builds

I use 'SANDISK ULTRA MICRO SD SDXC 64GB UHS-I CARD CLASS 10' in a raspberry pi 4 running kodi and an odroid xu4 running my drives stack, never had one go bad and only upgraded from a 32gb as I was nearing capacity on kodi

last paid around £8

mirrored

I had an ISO bumped from the archive a few years back for dodgy code, it's only happened the one

http://archive.org/details/puppylinux?query=eeepc

seems to be a bad link wizard

https://archive.org/download/Puppy_Linu ... Repository

just for info, the archives waybackmachine has these sites copied

Oz

I've added this warning to the huge kernels mirror

https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux_Huge-Kernels

nice!

https://archive.org/details/puppylinux

this does happen sometimes on nluug in the early days of downloading and mirroring content for the archive I pulled a lot from nluug as it was significantly faster than ibiblio, there were many occasions when downloading via the browser caused issues this never happened when using wget to grap the f...

I run vlc-3.0.11-x86_64-fossa.pet on my own fossa64

ok a little more info we continue to have issues booting from a usb stick, the bios options recommended in an old thread I read made no difference we were able to get tahe 6.0 installed via norby's exe as previously mentioned within Win 10 so downloaded slacko-7.0 32 bit and fatdog 64-700 exe's and ...

this is wherethe difficulties all began, as I was unable to get a usb stick to be recognised, we tried in total I have altered the boot sequence within bios and also the F12 on start, did find some things to play with in bios I am hoping the new lick 1.3.4 will sort it, I was just stumped with the b...

"It can have some information in it's boot menu entry, that provides shortcut info locations to needed files,, that the boot process may use." :thumbup: the disk resize was done from within puppy using gparted and formatted ext3 my confusion is the fact that puppy starts to boot but fails ...

I'll have a look at your other points tomorrow (need sleeps), curious about the grub4dos idea, it works and puppy boots but does not complete the boot sequence

does grub4dos influence anything after initiating the hand over to the os?

thanks

hi all a friend of mine has just inherited a pc with a gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R motherboard, i7-920 processor and a radeon graphics (model number notknown at present it was wipedby the previous owner and windows 10 is installed but is very clunky, matey knows of my puppy obsession so we had a goat inst...

mirrored here: https://archive.org/details/Puppy_Linux_Tahr64

@CthuutLoops

think it will be desktop>psync time server syncronisation

I have to put my drives offline now as I can't afford the electricity bill but it was several thousand at last count, next time I boot the stack I'll post details I used to index them on a spreadsheet but stopped doing that around 3500, it was taking up too much time, I only keep hard backups of act...