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Puppy can run directly from a DVD or CD. • acquire access to an optical disc drive that has writing capability (with the logos DVD, RW and ReWritable on the drive tray) • acquire a DVD+RW optical disc (read Appendix 1 below) • acquire the ISO image file of the desired GNU/Linux distribution, such as a (read Appendix 2 below) • write (burn) the ISO file to the optical disc • Within GNU/Linux • install a recent version of the software package • write (burn) the ISO file to the optical disc, via the command-line interface. Burniso • Within Microsoft Windows • use either one of these free software writer programs: • (simple) • (advanced) • always select a maximum write speed of 4x to ensure that data is written properly • ensure the optical disc is located inside its drive • ensure that the B.I.O. Installer Firefox Sur Ps Vita Apps. S. Is configured to follow the correct boot sequence (read Appendix 3 below) • shutdown the computer and ensure that the computer is switched off • switch on the computer When shutting down Puppy GNU/Linux one will be offered one or more of the following options: • create a personal storage save file with the option of selecting its preferred location. • save any new user data (session) to one's personal save file located on any partition • save any new user data (session) to the same optical disc from which one is running the operating system () • use high-quality DVD+RW optical discs, such as the Verbatim brand • D.V.D. Has a superior specification relative to C.D.

• DVD+RW optical discs do not require blanking • DVD+RW optical discs are rewritable • optical disc archiving: • • • • The downloaded container file must have the extension.iso. It is an exact copy, or image, of an existing file system. To ensure that the file is downloaded completely and without corruption use the command, e.g.. Wget -c /puppy-version-location/puppy-version.iso (If wget is not used then one should verify its integrity by verifying its MD5 or SHA checksum).

This ISO file may then be written to a optical disc using a particular software program. It is by booting up with this disc in the optical disc drive that one can run and use Puppy Linux. For a computer to boot from a device such as an optical disc or a flash memory drive the device must be read/accessed before any other connected device such as a H.D.D.; therefore when, for example, an optical disc is in the optical disc drive at boot up it will load Puppy Linux from that drive only, and no where else, if the computer has been configured specifically to do that. If the computer does not start/boot from the live D.V.D. It will be necessary to either access a boot menu or the B.I.O.S.

Nov 4, 2010 - Knoppix is a Debian-based live CD that uses LXDE (at least in the default) as its desktop and includes most (if not all) of the software you'd want for a desktop system. It's updated. Puppy makes it easy to install packages of the popular (pupular?) and most widely used open source apps. But if you're going. Puppy's Package Management System. Although Puppy Linux is not as popular as other branches of GNU/Linux, all hardcore Linux users should know how to use the Puppy's.

How to install deb packages. To install your.deb package by typing apt-get install. USB via Grub2 using Linux; Creating a Kubuntu Live USB from CD. D-link Dir-825 Setup Wizard Download more.

So that the computer is instructed to boot from the optical disc drive and not any other drive; re-starting will be necessary in conjunction with using the correct key(s) (see Appendix from ). Being able to boot from a live D.V.D. Also means that it itself may be used to boot the computer when it is not possible to do so with a flash memory drive or hard disk drive: the computer boots from the bootloader on the optical disc but loads the frugal save file (or operating system) from either the flash memory drive or hard disk drive. 'Posted on 22 Dec 2010, 8:30 by Correction Booting with pmedia=cd, Puppy only searches optical drives for vmlinuz and the main sfs (and zdrv).correction, the above is true if boot with 'pfix=ram'. Otherwise, searches optical for vmlinuz, but hd and optical for main.sfs (and zdrv).'