Hello! I just downloaded BusterDog, I think it's a fantastic idea, I have been using puppy for three years now, but I've been looking for an alternative that meets my requirements (I thought pclinux was gonna be it, but it wasn't).
More specifically what I want is an OS that is mostly fully featured, but that can load from a removable media into RAM, and then let me remove the media, tails doesn't cut it because I need to use my real IP sometimes, and also for me, updating as frequently as tails does, is not an option. There's also that I think when you remove the media on tails, it takes that as a desperation act and starts safely deleting what's on RAM.
Right now I have BusterDog installed on a flash drive, but I can't remove the flash drive (in a way that doesn't have a chance of damaging it). On regular puppy the way to fix this is by changing isolinux.cfg and grub.cfg from pmedia=flash to pmedia=cd.
I checked the files on BusterDog and they're kind of different, so rather than changing things and hoping something will stick, I just came here to ask how to achieve that.
Also, when booting I got this message: error could not open /proc/stat/
But it seemed to work just fine despite that.
Ideally I'd want to load from a session file, but also be able to remove the flash drive, this is not possible with regular puppy, that I know. I did remaster a puppy-live ISO, and it kept the changes, except it didn't use the nvidia driver that is installed on the session file, nvidia does show up on the menu, but it's definitely not the driver running (because the default driver gives me the problem that it freezes when an application uses hardware acceleration).
So, any help will be appreciated 
Edit: usinig it a little bit more I also found out I have no sound, it seems to recognize my sound device, I select it with F6 on the mixer and I still have no sound.