Mark this one solved. Couldn't stand idly by. I looked back over my work and found a typo in the rule I had written. Where the KERNELS was written as 2-2. It should have been 2-1. The rule as it was written was fine, just didn't proof my rule. Good info anyways. If anyone wants to specify their peri...

I currently have Wine installed on Puppy 5.2.8 with an amateur radio program running, providing data through my terminal node controller (TNC) and radio for the local area. The TNC is connected via USB. When it is connected, it is given /dev/TTYUSB0 or whatever one wins when the program is booted. I...

Outstanding...on both scripts.

Tested both and they both worked. Thanks for the assist. Helped greatly and also to convince a non-puppy user...this machine screams/boots very well.

laserman

In starting up Puppy 5.2.8, I understand how to create a symlink whereby dragging the executable file to the Startup file and selecting link (relative). Now, how can I delay its execution? When puppy starts, I want it to open the browser. Only problem is, when the browser opens up, the internet conn...

That did it. Thanks. Sorry for the bugging...guess I didn't search the right words to find this.

John

Just loaded 5.2.8.

In searching for a printer, I have to turn the firewall off. Right clicking on the icon, I select Firewall On/Off. Select Off but it does not turn the firewall off. Selecting Remove at boot and it turns it off.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

laserman

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I found and posted to this post How to set up an FTDI USB to serial modem adapter but am probably better starting a new one. I have a USB Serial modem that has an FTDI chip. When I dmesg, it is recognized and shows it at /dev/ttyUSB0. In wine, under the dosdevices, I have added a sym link (ln -s /de...

There may be a simple command I can run to get this done but I am not finding it. After reading the instructions (for an older pup), I have not been able to get my FTDI USB Terminal Node Controller to be recognized when connected. I have a Terminal Node Controller that I use with amateur radio softw...

Thanks for the assist. Now time for reading. Yep, still do that...tends to hand in the head a bit longer when you read it for yourself. I have so much to learn.

Love the Puppy. What an awesome OS to be so compact and versatile.

Merry Christmas and have a good evening.

John

I believe it's an 82566-2 in the Optiplex 755 Seems that the e1000 & e1000e are PCI & PCIe respectively, so you need to identify your lan card correctly, then select the correct driver http://lwn.net/Articles/278016/ e1000 http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=145970#145970 e1000e ht...

I have that problem too, and it the puppy 4.3.1. wont save and firefox 3.5 wont work at all. II did read either on this forum or the other puppy one that if you delete all previous installations of firefox it should correct that, and i done that with no luck, so now Im back on 413 and seamonkey, bu...

I'm a bit puzzled as to why you need to go that route at all Puppy's networking may be a bit cranky, but you shouldn't need to update any modules What problem created the need? Aitch :) I am currently at work and pulling from memory... My ethernet card is an Intel 86522-2 chip on a Dell Optiplex 75...

It is Puppy 4.3.1.

I was trying to run/update a module for my network interface. When I got to the terminal, the instructions required me to run: make install. I received the error: Bash: Make: command not found I have done an immense amount of reading within puppy and cannot locate any reference indicating that I sho...

Clicking on the PET Install icon on the desktop and following with opening the PETget package manager, the icon for "all" and "Official Puppy4" is selected but the listing is blank. Is something corrupt to cause this? Have I possibly deleted something pre-maturely, by accident? (...

When booting up, I get: -sh: setenv: command not found. It doesn't seem to affect the overall operation but was noted during boot up. After booting up, opening the console, I get: bash: setenv: command not found Posted for the group and noted VTPUP also received the same error previously. Best Rega...

When booting up, I get: -sh: setenv: command not found. It doesn't seem to affect the overall operation but was noted during boot up. After booting up, opening the console, I get: bash: setenv: command not found Posted for the group and noted VTPUP also received the same error previously. Best Regar...

Following up with my previous post, when I open up my terminal window, I get the same error.

bash: setenv: command not found

Hope this helps isolate where the problem may be.

John

I booted the computer from the CD Rom where I had originally downloaded the 4.3.1 version. I found the two files you mentioned and loaded them in the proper directory. It cleared part of my error. The USB error is cleared. I did not take notes when I tried to load some of the programs so I am extrac...