Thom,
sorry there will be other ways but I've found this way to be really easy and up to date:


First step :
use SARDU as explained on their website, and once you've got a basic USB set up, go and edit the menu/linux.cfg file so it points to a folder that will contain your Quirky12 pup (and its ...

hi tlchost,

Try SARDU - highly recommended (by novices and experts alike)!

Follow the instructions and install one main puppy to start with - say 511.

Then for more puppies just extract the ISOs into their own folders and edit the menu/linux.cfg to add boot menus and point to the those folders ...

@ puppyluvr

Of course Runtt21's answer is the definitive one, as this is his baby - but an alternative is just install wbar from the repos for the same effect. That's what I did.


@Runtt21
Congratulations, this really is another lovely piece of work.