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Post by alexham36 on Apr 26, 2014 13:16:12 GMT
I used Puppy with dial up external 56K modem when my Internet sunc was down and now that I got broadband back Puppy refuses to connect. It defaults to external dial up modem and I can see no obvious way to erase that connection. Can you help?
Thanks,
Alex
PP. I just managed to do it, so don't panic.
Alex
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Post by vikingken on Apr 26, 2014 16:26:37 GMT
I had the same thing years ago Alex, when trying to install some distro. I strained my brain cell for about 10 minutes, took a nap and installed something else. My motto: If at first you dont succeed; you are doing the wrong thing, so give up.
If your a masochist, you can always hope that Mikk comes along.
Well done you sorted it out by yourself.
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Post by mikkh on Apr 28, 2014 9:21:33 GMT
Puppy is a live CD with the option of saving your settings - which is what you did I guess
It also has the option (which it shows every boot) to ignore that saved session by typing ....
puppy pfix=ram
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Post by alexham36 on May 1, 2014 22:21:42 GMT
Puppy is a live CD with the option of saving your settings - which is what you did I guess It also has the option (which it shows every boot) to ignore that saved session by typing .... puppy pfix=ram I just clicked on the "Connect" ikon and that brought up Simple Network Setup, which showed a connection at eth0. Thanks, Alex |
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