Oh
hey that's pretty easy as long as it's a frugal install
meaning you make a pup_save and puppy boots to ram
I got ultimate too, it rocks huh?
OK,
say browserpuppy49.iso is on your desktop in ultimate 2.2
You can extract the iso by right-clicking/extract here,, and either cut/paste
the contents to new folder or usb
thru terminal as root
"sudo su"
"cd Desktop"
"mkdir pup49"
"mkdir mnt"
"mount -o loop browserpuppy49.iso mnt"
"cp -a mnt/* pup49"
In the above example I mounted the iso and copied it to the folder "pup49"
Now, as root, you gotta move or cut/paste the pup49 folder
into the root of the partition ultimate is on
meaning /
so, as root, call up nautilus
"sudo nautilus"
when nautilus pops up
cut/paste the pup49 folder into the root of partition
you know, where the boot, home, folders are etc
the very top level of the filesystem.
and edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst like this
Code:
title Browserpuppy49 Restore save
root (hdx,x)
kernel /pup49/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 pmedia=atahd psubdir=pup49 pfix=copy
initrd /pup49/initrd.gz
title Browserpuppy49 No-Restore save
root (hdx,x)
kernel /pup49/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 pmedia=atahd psubdir=pup49 pfix=ram
initrd /pup49/initrd.gz
title Browserpuppy49 Restore save/ No X
root (hdx,x)
kernel /pup49/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 pmedia=atahd psubdir=pup49 pfix=copy,nox
initrd /pup49/initrd.gz
title Browserpuppy49 No-Restore save/ No X
root (hdx,x)
kernel /pup49/vmlinuz root=/dev/ram0 pmedia=atahd psubdir=pup49 pfix=ram,nox
initrd /pup49/initrd.gz
you must edit "root (hdx.x)" for your partition
and make sure you put your "pup_save" in the same folder
/pup49
when saving
though I believe you can also just let it put it in the root of the partition
/
if any questions or I left something out
please post any questions
and yes, you can also install it on a different partition too
full hd install too