how to install puppy linux
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You don't booth anything from ram memory because RAM can not store/save information as soon as it looses power.
You boot from a cd, hard drive, or usb flash drive.
The data from one of those devices THEN gets loaded into your ram memory
Figure out which one of those you want to do and then we can be of more help.
You boot from a cd, hard drive, or usb flash drive.
The data from one of those devices THEN gets loaded into your ram memory
Figure out which one of those you want to do and then we can be of more help.
https://www.google.com/search?q=install+puppy+linux+to+usb&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&gws_rd=ssl#q=install+puppy+linux
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Use link 1, 3, or 4.
We expect you to least make the slightest bit of an effort to google search for your answer before posting. We are here to answer specific questions and provide advice, but should not be used as a servant to do your simple google search for you
i have read that before but steel didnt succed to instal. i get error.
i found on google lubuntu. i have 1006mhz amd processor and dual channel 2x256mb. can i run lubuntu?
i checked system requirement for lubuntu but i want your opinion.
Ok, now this is an actual issue and not a generic question.
What is the actual error message you got?
At what point does it fail?
Which version are you trying to install?
1066mhz amd does not tell me anything, that could be an old k7, an amd durron/sempron, a newer single or dual core amd e1 type cpu, or anything inbetween. Identifying a cpu by its MHz is like when the car-parts guy asks you the make, model, and engine size of the car you say "a 4 door one".
Linux had limited support for the older AMD processors so that could be your problem, but cant tell you without knowing what Lubuntu version, the error message, and what your cpu actually is.
What is the actual error message you got?
At what point does it fail?
Which version are you trying to install?
1066mhz amd does not tell me anything, that could be an old k7, an amd durron/sempron, a newer single or dual core amd e1 type cpu, or anything inbetween. Identifying a cpu by its MHz is like when the car-parts guy asks you the make, model, and engine size of the car you say "a 4 door one".
Linux had limited support for the older AMD processors so that could be your problem, but cant tell you without knowing what Lubuntu version, the error message, and what your cpu actually is.
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