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Old Version of PowerISO 4.4. Download PowerISO 4.4. PowerISO 4.4. PowerISO 4.9 released that can convert almost all image file formats to standard ISO format. What I think I’ll do is use one of the multiboot iso boot installers like YUMI and just put. I owe it all to you for keeping that download link for Puppeee 4.4.

These images are usually available from anonymous FTP servers. Once you download the image, you can use CD burning software to recreate the physical CD-ROM install media. About these Linux Distributions More information on each of these is available if you're interested in learning about their features and different editions such as Desktop, Server/Enterprise or LiveCD. How to install snmp on server 2003 without cd.

Puppy Linux Discussion Forum:: View topic - Puppeee-4.4 again Puppy Linux Discussion Forum Puppy HOME page: 'THE' alternative forum: The time now is Sun 12 Aug 2018, 16:29 All times are UTC - 4 » » Moderators:,:: Page 1 of 2 [17 Posts] Goto page: 1, Author Message Mike7 Joined: 18 Feb 2013 Posts: 400 Posted: Wed 02 Apr 2014, 00:45 Post subject: Puppeee-4.4 again Hi, all. Yes, it's me back once more, making a pest of myself about fixing Puppeee-4.4 so that I don't have to stop using it. There's really only one major issue: Pwireless2 won't accept WEP passwords. This is now a big problem for me as my neighbor, who has offered me his wi-fi password, uses WEP protection. The idea that I may have to ditch Puppeee-4.4 just for this, after using it for a year and falling in love with it, is terrible. I know I'm never going to find a distro, of Puppy or anything else, that suits my netbook or my needs as well as Puppeee-4.4. No Frisbee is gonna work with Puppeee-4.4 so forget that.

I can't believe that fixing Pwireless2 could be that difficult for someone who knows their way around these things (I don't). Plus Puppeee-4.4 is worth fixing and preserving in its own right. It's Jemimah's jewel. It has more applications packed into its 127mb than any other Linux distro bar none, I believe. Chrome works perfectly. So do Abiword, Goggles, Geanie, Nicoedit, Pupradio, XFMedia, Pfind, Osmo, Roxfiler, and on and on.. You guys just can't let this happen to me, and to this brilliant operating system.

All it takes is a fix of Pwireless2. Pretty please?

Pretty pretty please??? Mike ardvark Joined: 01 Jul 2013 Posts: 1458 Location: USA Posted: Wed 02 Apr 2014, 02:12 Post subject: Re: Puppeee-4.4 again Mike7 wrote: This is now a big problem for me as my neighbor, who has offered me his wi-fi password, uses WEP protection.

Take my advice: Purchase your own internet plan or use a public hotspot. Your neighbor giving you his password is most likely against his provider's TOS and possibly illegal. Also, with your own plan, although certainly not advisable, you could run the network unsecured (if it won't accept WPA/WPA2) so that you could keep Puppeee. It might be possible to hide the network so that, hopefully, not many people get wind that there is a 'free' network to connect to. _________________ Our Lord and Savior loves and cares about you most of all!

You don't have to end up Volhout Joined: 28 Dec 2008 Posts: 521 Posted: Wed 02 Apr 2014, 02:48 Post subject: Frisbeee Hi Mike7, Are you sure you have Pupeee 4.4? Not Puppeee 1.0? One of the major changes in the 4.4 series was that Jemimah added her own Wireless tool, Frisbeee. I have used Puppeee 4.4 (up until RC2) and Frisbeee worked for me. It only had one flaw for me (I travel a lot). After 6 months of frequent used on multiple accespoints (airports, Mc Donalds, Hotels) it refused to connect.

There was some log file or something overflowing. After removing the save file all worked again (You loose everything, this is not desired, but this is how far I got with finding out what is wrong).