USB Install (Recommended) This type of install copies the main puppy files from the boot media (either optical or USB) to your chosen USB drive. Firstly, you should insert the USB drive that you want to use for installation. Again using the graphical partition manager GParted you need to make sure that there is a suitable partition on the.

• Drag the corner of the partition box to resize or enter the number manually to indicate the size of your partition. You should leave enough space for a swap partition. • Choose 'Primary Partition' and for 'Filesystem' choose 'ext3' or whatever your preference is. • Add another partition by again clicking 'Partition' and 'New.' This time, change Filesystem to 'linux-swap' and use the remaining space for your swap. • Click 'Apply' (remember, this cannot be undone).

It should say 'All operations completed successfully.' Click 'Close.' • Close all windows and click 'Install' on the desktop. • Click the install button, which looks like a little lightning bolt at the bottom of the window. • Choose: 'Internal (IDE or SATA) hard drive.

Then Click 'OK.' • Select your hard drive. If you have more than one, select the correct one. • Click the little dog icon to begin installing.

• Click 'CD' to install from the CD. • Click 'Full' in the next window since we are making Puppy our main OS on this computer. If you skipped the partition creation, choose 'Frugal.' • Click 'Install/update GRUB.' • Click 'INSTALL.'

• Choose 'Simple' and click 'OK.' • Select 'Standard' in the next window and click 'OK.' • Install GRUB on your Linux partition.

Plagiarism detector full version keygen torrent download. Leave the next window as is and click 'OK.' • Choose the first option 'Root' in the next window. • Click 'No' when it asks you if you want to do it again. • Close all open windows, click the 'Menu' button and click 'Shut Down.'

It will give you the option to save your settings if you made changes. You can save them to the new partition. • Reboot the computer.