Puppy Linux

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i have hardy'n'puppy booting from an external-usb-hdd @ artigo
puppy got installed from the live-environment gave from puppy-live-cd
itself (universal installer was its name?)
installed it to a fat32 partition where i also keep raw materials of my
work
don't know why but puppy blamed me when i tried to install to ext3
puppy asks you about what to do with your grub related thangs
but i simply ignored because i wanted to use the grub installed by
ubuntu
i think re-installing ubuntu won't help
you just have to add some lines to your menu.lst by yourself
i had to add somethang like acpid=off to what was officially mentioned
on their site

wasn't there somethang like "puppeee" already as a delivertive?
am using japanese version of puppy to keep my ubuntu alphabet-input only
installed ubuntu from alt-installer and only sometimes get into x
and for x i use dwm
i want to try this small-ubuntu-environment on that machine ;-)

On Tue, Jun 03, 2008 at 10:28:41AM -0400, Steve Brettell wrote:
> I have an Asus eee computer.  I love it.  It has no hard drive, and no disk
> drives.  It runs off flash cards, with a couple of USB ports.
> 
> Puppy Linux seems to be a perfect match for it.  I want to create a live
> bootable USB jump drive to boot Puppy.  I need to do it on my Ubuntu
> computer
> 
> Can anyone hold my hand a bit to tell me how to copy a live Puppy CD to a
> USB stick drive, within Ubuntu?
> 
> I don't know anything about using the terminal or most of the programs that
> are on here.  I've had it about a week, and finding myway blindly (or at
> least myopically) around.  The documentation and the helpful folks on this
> forum assume a LOT more knowledge than I have, so most of the explainations
> go right over my head.
> 
> Steve


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