Thanks for pointing that out, tempestuous! I wouldn't say it's /all/ in the readme though. At least when you didn't know what wpa_supplicant is, it's pretty confusing. Now it makes sense! WPA2 did work through the driver when manually configuring it, but it was really klunky that way.

Update: For me, fonts look fine OOTB on CRTs, but not on LCDs. I copied over a different configuration to /etc/fonts and added some fonts and now all is well. I used the conf files from Sit Heel Speak. Worked perfectly in the past and continue to do so! I believe the most important difference is tha...

OK, got the device to work. It was a simple matter of adding the device id to common/rtusb_dev_id.c in the Ralink 3070 source. Compiled fine and recognized the device after copying the .ko and manually specifying the rt3070sta module. Oh and the kernel files were in the kernel-src-2.6.25.16-patched-...

runtt21, thanks for pointing me in the right direction -- turns out the media was corrupt, which is to say, dirty. Cleaned it and burned it again, now it starts up fine. Program memory use with desktop is a very frugal 41MB! :up: [so this board lacks a thumbs-up icon] Quick observations: the include...

Thanks for your reply! The MD5 checks out OK, but I'm trying to run it with only 128MB RAM.

This is the first puppy derivative I've tried that doesn't work on my old clunker. :( Does it need more RAM than openbox or jwm? It boots up fine, screen goes blank, mouse pointer appears as X starts, and then a simple message box appears saying "this is very bad" and then words to the eff...

I'm trying to get this Ralink wifi usb device to work: Keebox W150NU. The supplied Windows drivers are for RT2870, although wikidevi says the chip is Ralink RT3070L. Anyway, nothing works. :( Linux version 2.6.25.16 # cat /proc/bus/usb/devices T: Bus=01 Lev=01 Prnt=01 Port=01 Cnt=01 Dev#= 3 Spd=12 M...