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Let us know the machine that you are trying this on. CPU and ram would be a start.
Pentium (R) Dual-Core CPU ES 200
Currant Speeds(MHz): Core 0:2500 1:2500
Puppy is a rather odd distro. It is meant to be run in a slightly different way than most OS's. When you boot to the iso you have a choice on how to install it by using a few of the installers made for puppy.
How do you want to install it? See this for How NOT to install Puppy Linux.
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I am trying to set up Puppy what must I do?
