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Hello people,

I'm using Fatdog64 64-bit on my new Toshiba Chromebook CB30-102 I'm trying to find how to increase the savefile? In older Puppy versions there used to be a way, but I can't find it now. There is this tray icon - (free disk space in your safe file - that gives a visual impression of the disk usage...very nice...but nowhere a resizer. So today I started with Fatdog, but I had to start all over again due to lack of space.

Anyway, Fatdog runs quite OK on the Toshiba Very fast! The screen is raser sharp imaging. I tried all kinds of other Linux distros, but had no luck with them, the Chromebook is a hard nut to crack. The Crouton option worked but I hated the switch between operaring systems, that was far from smooth with lots of black screens

Hey Bertito, try this from a shell >> resizepfile.sh

Semme wrote:Hey Bertito, try this from a shell >> resizepfile.sh

Well, all I get is command not found...

That's cause it's not there. Instead, run with this tidbit.

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Boot using "savefile=none", then open control panel, click the "System" tab, and activate "Fatdog Savefile Tool". Choose to to resize, point it to your savefile tool, and when done, reboot.

I should make this into a FAQ entry.