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Jasper That image from Gparted is about file systems (formats) it supports and what it can do with them. So it is not exactly how a Puppy version will support the format. But it is a general info on it. A good place to see if some support software is needed for better support of the format (file sy...

From their web site:
https://www.supergrubdisk.org/category/ ... sk-stable/

Just make sure to get the correct one for your computers type bios.

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Package Managers? Linux seems to never want to settle on one specific way to package software. :thumbdown: :roll: So what does Puppy do? Have a package manger that only supports pet packaging? Only one that supports deb packaging? Only the package manager that is used with the Linux OS, it is using ...

What you think I said in a post may or may not be what I think I said.

What you read and how you understand it,

May or may not be what I wanted you to understand or how to understand it.

Simply read the terms of this forum. Personal comments about people are not allowed. You can disagree with. What you think about something. Give your ideas. Etc.... But comments about a person are not allowed. Mainly because the posts turn into nothing but a bunch of posts about who you are, calling...

The drive partition must first be mounted to be a selection in the destination drop down menu.

It will only list already mounted locations.

Tried to boot it but it fails and lands on the grub prompt.

Does it provide any info at all?

Try this:
Access the computers bios setup.

If it has option to disable secure boot do that.

Also look for anything about fast boot and disable that.

Welcome to Linux Software!

If you want the Linux OS you produce to be on DistroWatch.

Then you should submit it to them.

That simple.

How do you think Easy OS and Fatdog64 got posted to DistroWatch.

Do wonder why Fatdog64 is not at least in the top 100 page hit ranking

What specific version of vanilla Dpup???

Posting is going to get messy with so many questions to answer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One thing that I see is now always needed in a Puppy version is the Apt Package Manager. Synaptic Package Manager to give it a GUI optional feat...

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Maybe change this:

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--set=root --fs-UUID=bf498d22-5de5-49a5-951e-5ac6b01e4489

To this:

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--fs-uuid --set=root bf498d22-5de5-49a5-951e-5ac6b01e4489

I have one suggestion for the folder name used for the BookwormPup64 frugal install. I have multiple Puppy versions frugally installed on a drive. Each one in it's own frugal install folder. I name the folder the same name as the Puppy version. Example: For bookwormPup64 10.0.6 The folder is named: ...

Amethyst has been a member of this forum for many years. He has offered to the Puppy community many useful programs, ideas, bug fixes, found issues, help to others, etc........... People like this are what Puppy Linux needs involved and to keep it what it is! Something has really pissed off Amethyst...

If dual booting with Windows. This does not apply. We have a specific installer program to use to do that. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the basics of what needs to be done. Install the ot...

pet and sfs are different ways to package software. A pet package is a Puppy packaging method to provide software to install into the Puppy OS. Download the pet package. Left click on it to install it. Puppy uses a save file/folder that holds anything that is installed. An SFS package of a program. ...

This indicates something is wrong with that kernel SFS.

This is an issue you need to report on the F96CE_XFCE_FUSILLI forum section.

2GB of RAM is enough to operate with. As long as you only run one program at a time. I run Puppy Linux on computers with 2GB of RAM with no issues. But when I stop using a program I completely close it. Before starting another program. Never try to have more than one program running at any time. Thi...

What specific version of EasyOS???

Welcome to Linux software :roll: Never used a Linux software program, that did not have some little bug in it. Wine operation of software has never been 100% perfect. It is more about can it actually run the program. Never indicated what version of BookwormPup64 But you need to be using BookwormPup6...

I assume you are using BookwormPup64 10.0.6 Your image looks normal to me. Not really sure what you are talking about. The desktop tray is never going to be a high end graphics display. Maybe try to install and use a Nvidia specific driver not the nouveau one. This is how to do it in bookwormPup64 1...

Puppy versions are produced by someone that wants to produce one. It is up to that specific Puppy version developer what is in it for programs, features, general operation, etc..... So there is always going to be several versions to choose from. Each one slightly different from the others. No one co...

What specific Puppy version you talking about?

Give us the complete name of it's ISO.

There are several 32bit versions of Puppy Linux and it does make a difference how you can use them.

If you do not give details, on what you do, and what happens, when you do it, we can not help you.

So check for updates does nothing?

What Puppy version are you using?????

We always need that basic info!

Linux software is compiled for and packaged for specific Linux operating systems.

Should not need to reinstall emacs. I tried installing the sfs, Exactly what did you do? The devx.sfs is not installed but loaded (layered) into the file system. Did you do this? Download the devx.sfs to the location /mnt/home (best location for it) Navigate to that location in Rox file manager. Lef...

Was this install done by using the program Lick? You installed on a computer with Windows OS on it? The location is formatted ntfs and is Windows c drive? If all of this is yes. Was the ntfs partition first checked with the Windows program chkdsk? After that run Windows defrag program, to check and ...

I have used Gparted to do this on SD cards. Use it like you would on any drive. Just be sure the SD card is what you selected to work on. Make new partition table (type msdos). This totally deletes everything on it. Partition and format as you like. Note: On a very new computer with UEFI bios. To se...

If you have pfix=nocopy in the boot menu entry that is booting the Puppy version. That is suppose to keep all of Puppy from loading into RAM. Only what is needed to run the Puppy OS is loaded. Anything not needed is kept unloaded and is loaded into memory as you select to use it. Puppy is not the bi...

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