Ok, problem solved, or at least half of it. It turns out the cache resets when you restart the computer.

Now I just need to figure out how to move it somewhere else. Any ideas?

Hi guys - turns out I have another problem. It seem that by default (unsurprisingly) cinerella uses the pupsave as the temporary storage while rendering.

Of course this filled the entire pupsave in a matter of seconds which on it's own would be a simple fix, just delete the data. Unfortunately I ...

I do tend to use it, it's just useful to have things separated, like if I'm installing stuff/ transferring files in one window and browsing the web in the other. It saves alot of confusing minimizing and opening. It's not really essential.

I find it especially useful for programing (at which I am ...

No, the save file is only 1.7GB (because it says not to make it larger than 1.8). I just meant that it is alone on the partition. I was unsure how it would deal with having it's save file on an ntfs formatted partition, so I made the 3GB FAT32. Are you sure there is enough room in the save file ...

Ok, I've fixed it. Just had to uninstall firefox and flash player and clear some space - it's all working now.

Thanks for the help everyone!

Do you mean that when creating the save, you used the whole partition or did you create a save file which is on this 3GB partition?

No, the save file is only 1.7GB (because it says not to make it larger than 1.8). I just meant that it is alone on the partition. I was unsure how it would deal with ...

I've been using puppy for a couple weeks now, and I've been very happy with its speed and stability, but yesterday for some reason Firefox crashed. When I attempted to re open it crashed before the window had fully opened - subsequent attempts yielded the same results.

I tried restarting the ...