I have puppy (bionic 64) on a laptop computer, and it works fine...however I also have the same OS on a usb stick and stupidly put a password on booting to that stick...now I can't remember what it is...is there a way to remove it so I can boot to the stick version?
Thanks for your help!!
Forgot Puppy password
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Re: remove puppy password
stupidly put a password on booting to that stick
Exactly how did you do this?
In general Puppy operation.
Did you shutdown and make a save?
If yes.
The change is probably in the save.
Easy answer is delete the save file/folder from the USB.
Should be a file or directory named bionicpup64save.
Boot the USB.
It should now boot as it originally did the first time you booted it.
Shutdown making a new save to use for Puppy data storage.
The things you do not tell us, are usually the clue to fixing the problem.
When I was a kid, I wanted to be older.
This is not what I expected 