#Seamonkey 2.46 safety install

If it's to be used on various computers, locking in settings before remastering may be a waste of time or even prevent booting. If you're only going to use the USB-Stick on one computer, configure wifi and other computer-centric settings before remastering.

#Seamonkey 2.46 safety install

More complicated, but probably less need to re-plug the USB-Key:Ĭontrary to my usual advice place all portables in /opt and install pets rather than use SFSes. That will reduce the need to re-plug the USB-Key. Using the boot argument pfix=copy if you have sufficient RAM (optimum 3 times the size of Puppy_version.sfs) may help. Use the same USB-port as that's where Puppy still expects it to be. However, obviously with the USB-Key removed you will not be able to read-from or write-to the USB-Key without again plugging it in. No harm will be done to your operating system. With the Automatic Save turned off, you can literally unplug the USB-Key at any time. My methods are less complete but simpler. Not sure it will work with other Puppies. It works with BSD (which is different from Linux where he developed it, FatDog and, IIRC, WeeDog). Rufwoof has a system which I'd have to do a couple of times in order to remember. How does one do that? I am running a fugal install on a flash drive that every time I boot I get a message that flashes on my screen not to remove the drive. You mention booting then removing the flash drive. I don't install it, which you can do from many Puppy menus. Flash was another malware but it is not really required. Sadly it is almost essential for real everyday use. Īs has been mentioned Browsers are the ONLY WAY that Puppy has ever been known to be compromised. Seamonkey is an excellent real world browser, still being used by Barry. īrave is available for Linux, so might check it out. Not interested in adding that complication. I can not disable it unless I jailbreak the Ipad. Safari still comes on line as the default browser. Safari much like IE on Windows used to be, is integrated into the OS. Many unwanted browser facilities can be turned off. I am not knowledgeable about Seamonkey, or some other browsers.