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==Categories==
CategoryDocumentation
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For the development devx file, containing the Gnu gcc compiler there is a big button in the **Sfs Get** tab of Quickpet
Once you install puppy, any way you like, be it frugal, full, usb or even save back to CD/DVD the button will appear and you can directly download the puppy **devx**
Once you install puppy, any way you like, be it frugal, full, usb or even save back to CD/DVD the button will appear and you can directly download the puppy **devx**
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Once you install puppy, any way you like, be it frugal, full usb or even save back to CD/DVD the button will appear and you can directly download the puppy **devx**
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===New SFS Feature in Quickpet===
Quickpet now supports downloading and installing of Puppy SFS packages with one click.
For the development devx file, containg thr Gnu gcc compiler there is a big button in the **Sfs Get** tab of Quickpet
Once you install puppy, any way you like, be it frugal, full usb or even save back to CD/DVD the button will appear and you can directly download the puppy **devx**
{{image url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/other/sfs_get.png" title="sfs get" alt="text"}}
In the quickpet **Sfs Grab** tab there is also a swag of sfs packages awaiting your click. They include Skype, Vlc, Samba to name but a few.
There is also a Sfs Grabber utility available from the sfs menu in Quickpet where you copy and paste a link to an sfs in the entry box and it will be downloaded and installed automatically.
{{image url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/other/sfs-grabber.png" title="sfs get" alt="text"}}
===Alternate way of Using SFS files===
Don't use pet maker plus, there has been a serious bug discovered.
Quickpet now supports downloading and installing of Puppy SFS packages with one click.
For the development devx file, containg thr Gnu gcc compiler there is a big button in the **Sfs Get** tab of Quickpet
Once you install puppy, any way you like, be it frugal, full usb or even save back to CD/DVD the button will appear and you can directly download the puppy **devx**
{{image url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/other/sfs_get.png" title="sfs get" alt="text"}}
In the quickpet **Sfs Grab** tab there is also a swag of sfs packages awaiting your click. They include Skype, Vlc, Samba to name but a few.
There is also a Sfs Grabber utility available from the sfs menu in Quickpet where you copy and paste a link to an sfs in the entry box and it will be downloaded and installed automatically.
{{image url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/other/sfs-grabber.png" title="sfs get" alt="text"}}
===Alternate way of Using SFS files===
Don't use pet maker plus, there has been a serious bug discovered.
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[[http://scabz.homelinux.com/sfs/amarok_430/amarok_430-sfs4.sfs Amarok]] dejan555‘s amarok-xxx-sfs4-sfs for Puppy 5
[[http://www.smokey01.com/01micko/lucid/amarok-1.4-lucid.sfs Amarok]] amarok-1.4-lucid.sfs for Pupppy 5.1
[[http://www.filefront.com/15320651/Kmymoney2_0.8.9-1_431.sfs/ kmymoney]] sidder’s kmymoney2_0,89-1_xxx.sfs
[[http://www.ziddu.com/download/8516972/openoffice3.2-sfs4_431.sfs.zip.html Open office 3.2]] dingo’s openoffice3.2-sfs4_xxx.sfs
[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=413622#413622 Skype]] skype_static prepared by 01micko
[[http://219.75.240.24/puppy/pup4/opt/ language_support_all-X.X.sfs]] multiple language support from shinobar
===Using SFS files===
Try this sfs [[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?search_id=1229620901&t=40779 install program]] or this[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?search_id=382439453&t=40457 PET MAKER PLUS]], one of which may work, otherwise the files must be copied manually to the corresponding directories on the hard drive.
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{{image url="http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/6530/upup6px2.png" title="Lucid 5.2 logo" alt="Lucid 5.2 logo"}}
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{{image class="right" url="http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/3923/sfstb.jpg" title="text" alt="text"}}[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53897 Lucid Puppy]] compatible and tested SFS files
SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations or run from usb key drive, not full installations.
SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations or run from usb key drive, not full installations.
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SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations, not full installations.
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SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations, not full installations.
===Using SFS files===
===Using SFS files===
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===References===
SquashFS
SquashFS
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{{image class="right" url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/pics/quickpet-sfs.jpg" title="text" alt="text"}}[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53897 Lucid Puppy]] compatible and tested SFS files
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[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53897 Lucid Puppy]] compatible and tested SFS files
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[[http://219.75.240.24/puppy/pup4/opt/ language_support_all-X.X.sfs]] multiple language support from shinobar
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[[http://219.75.240.24/puppy/pup4/opt/ language_support_all-X.X.sfs]]// multiple language support from shinobar
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Puppy Linux can utilize SFS files. Such files are used because it offers greater versatility than PET packages.
**SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations, not full installations**
shinobar's //[[http://219.75.240.24/puppy/pup4/opt/ language_support_all-X.X.sfs]]// supports multiple languages
- Follow the instructions at: //Menu > System > ""BootManager""//
**SFS files are intended for Puppy frugal installations, not full installations**
shinobar's //[[http://219.75.240.24/puppy/pup4/opt/ language_support_all-X.X.sfs]]// supports multiple languages
- Follow the instructions at: //Menu > System > ""BootManager""//
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**SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
[[http://219.75.240.92/puppy/pup4/opt/lang_support_all-1.4.sfs Language Support]] shinobar's language sfs, supports 40 languages
- Go to: //Menu (or Start) > System > ""BootManager""//
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SFS = **Squash File System**
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Puppy Linux can utilise SFS package files. Such files are used because it offers much greater versatility than using PET packages.
**SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
- Go to: //Menu (or Start) > System > ""BootManager""//
**SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
- Go to: //Menu (or Start) > System > ""BootManager""//
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- Open //""BootManager""//: //Menu (or Start) > System > ""BootManager""//
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- Open //""BootManager""//: //Menu (or Start) > System > ""BootManager""//
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To access these packages, perform the following:
Click the //Choose which SFS to load at bootup// button.
Click the //Choose which SFS to load at bootup// button.
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Click the "Choose which SFS to load at bootup" button and you see the next window.
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{{image class="right" url="http://users.tpg.com.au/01micko/pics/quickpet-sfs.jpg" title="text" alt="text"}}
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53897 Lucid Puppy]] compatible and tested SFS files
Puppy Linux can utilise SFS package files. Such files are used because it offers much greater versatility than using PET packages. **SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
===SFS files tested for compatibility with Lucid Puppy===
These files consist of a file system and so need to be mounted, like any other Linux file system, for access:
- Download a SFS package file and place it at ///mnt/home//.
- Open //BootManager//: //Menu (or Start) > System > BootManager//
Select the SFS file from the left pane. Add it to the right pane. Click //OK//. Reboot and then the SFS package will be mounted automatically and ready for use.
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=47976 sfs_linker]] allows for mounting of SFS files on the fly without rebooting
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53897 Lucid Puppy]] compatible and tested SFS files
Puppy Linux can utilise SFS package files. Such files are used because it offers much greater versatility than using PET packages. **SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
===SFS files tested for compatibility with Lucid Puppy===
These files consist of a file system and so need to be mounted, like any other Linux file system, for access:
- Download a SFS package file and place it at ///mnt/home//.
- Open //BootManager//: //Menu (or Start) > System > BootManager//
Select the SFS file from the left pane. Add it to the right pane. Click //OK//. Reboot and then the SFS package will be mounted automatically and ready for use.
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=47976 sfs_linker]] allows for mounting of SFS files on the fly without rebooting
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Puppy Linux can utilise SFS package files. Puppy sets up several "layers" of file systems at first boot and has the ability to add more SFS layers. SFS package files are used because it offers much greater versatility than using PET packages. **SFS files are only compatible with frugal installations, not full installations**
These files consist of a file system and so need to be mounted, like any other Linux file system, for access.
===SFS files compatible with Lucid===
Download an SFS package file and place it at ///mnt/home//
Once your file is in location, open "Bootmanager": //Menu (or Start) > System > Bootmanager//
You choose your SFS from the left pane, add it to the right pane with the arrow, click "ok" and you are done. Now reboot and your SFS is ready.
The [[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=47976 sfs_linker]] program by jrb, still in development, allows for mounting of SFS files on the fly without rebooting.