Puppy Boot Parameters
These are parameters or arguments that control how Puppy Linux boots up. Where they are specified depends on if and how Puppy is installed.pfix=noram
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Booting from a CD
If booting from CD/DVD then the parameters are set at the prompt shown before Puppy boots. Usually, if no key is pressed after 5 seconds then Puppy will load with default settings. Example: puppy pkeys=usBooting from a USB installation
The parameters are set in the 'syslinux.cfg' file, example:Example: default vmlinuz initrd=initrd.gz pmedia=usbflash
Frugal Installation
With frugal installation the parameters are set by one of the BootLoaders Boot Loader's files. GRUBand GRUBforDOS use the 'menu.1st' file.title Puppy Linux 525
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kernel (hd0,0)/vmlinuz pmedia=atahd psubdir=puppy525
initrd (hd0,0)/initrd.gz
Full Installation
"...Pfix=nox doesn't work in full install because the code that interprets this only exists in initrd.gz, and full-install doesn't use initrd.gz. (In fact, all other puppy boot parameters will not work in full install)"see forum
Other Boot Loaders
Read the documentation included with other boot loaders for where to include these parameters. The parameters are case-sensitive, so ensure it's exactly as shown. Additionally, vmlinuz is the filename of the kernel image that one would need to specify when using a boot loader. See the isolinux.cfg & boot.msg files in the CD image (.ISO) or on the CD/DVD for a little more on each version's normal boot options.More Information
- BootParametersPuppy - parameters relating to Puppy
- BootParametersGeneral - parameters relating to Linux and its kernel
- BootParametersPuppy1 - parameters used in the Puppy 1
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