PuppyLinux: SaveFile

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~[[PuppyState]] - information on the current ""SaveFile""

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~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60268 How to make Savefile without closing down]]
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=81911 Remove automatic updating of Savefile]]
~[[http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=82557 Shutdown without updating Savefile (alternative method)]]

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==Also on the Wiki==
~[[Remastering]] - Remastering Puppy may avoid the need for a Savefile
==Related Webpages==

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~~==Also see==~~

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~Often programs allow you to configure their temporary storage folder, setting this outside ""SaveFile"" avoids cluster and my improve performance.

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~~~Often programs allow you to configure their temporary storage folder, setting this outside "SaveFile" avoids cluster and my improve performance.~~

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~~-If none are found Puppy will load the [[BaseSFS]] without any modifications. In many versions this will prompt the user to configure Puppy, also on reboot/shutdown the user is asked whether to create a save.
~~-If only one save is found it will load automatically. (If 'auto-load' is not wanted see [[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile how to avoid loading SaveFile]])
~~-If more than one is found the user is prompted to select via a text menu.

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~~If none are found Puppy will load the [[BaseSFS]] without any modifications. In many versions this will prompt the user to configure Puppy, also on reboot/shutdown the user is asked whether to create a save.
~~If only one save is found it will load automatically. (If 'auto-load' is not wanted see [[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile how to avoid loading SaveFile]])
~~If more than one is found the user is prompted to select via a text menu.

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~Saving documents outside of ""SaveFile"" makes them easy to access by other OSes, Puppy installations and Saves.
~Often programs allow you to configure their temporary storage folder, setting this outside "SaveFile" avoids cluster and my improve performance.
==Boot Up Behavior==
~~If only one save is found it will load automatically. (If 'auto-load' is not wanted see [[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile how to avoid loading SaveFile]])

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==Boot Up==
~~If only one save is found it will load automatically.

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~[[ResizeSaveFile How to Resize Savefile]]

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~[[BootParametersPuppy Puppy Boot Parameters]] - these allow you to configure where Puppy looks for Save Files

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~~~[[PuppyBootParameters Puppy Boot Parameters]] - these allow you to configure where Puppy looks for Save Files~~

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~[[PuppyBootParameters Puppy Boot Parameters]] - these allow you to configure where Puppy looks for Save Files

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~~~~If none are found Puppy will load the [[BaseSFS]] without any modifications. In many versions this will prompt the user to configure Puppy and ask save is required on reboot/shutdown.~~

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==Introduction==
==Boot Up==
~Puppy's behavior on boot up depends whether any [[SaveFile savefiles]] are found:
~~If none are found Puppy will load the [[BaseSFS]] without any modifications. In many versions this will prompt the user to configure Puppy and ask save is required on reboot/shutdown.
~~If only one save is found it will load automatically.
~~If more than one is found the user is prompted to select via a text menu.
~Note: the boot files on a multi-session disk work differently from those used for live disk and frugal installs. They look for and make save files differently, see [[SaveFileMultiSession Save file multi-session]] for more information.
~[[SaveFileMultiSession Save File - multisession]] - save files used on mutli-session optical media

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~**""SaveFiles""** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contains additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system ([[RootFS]]).
~To save documents outside of ""Pup SaveFile"" go to ##/mnt/##. For example, ##/mnt/home## is the root directory/folder of your primary drive (C: drive in Windows speak).
~For more information about the layered file system see [[http://puppylinux.com/development/howpuppyworks.html How Puppy works]].
~[[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile How to avoid loading SaveFile]]
~[[PupsaveBackup Pupsave Backup program]]
~[[Backup Backup Information]]
~[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60268 Make save file without closing down]]

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**""SaveFiles""** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contains additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system ([[RootFS]]).
To save documents outside of ""Pup SaveFile"" go to ##/mnt/##. For example, ##/mnt/home## is the root directory/folder of your primary drive (C: drive in Windows speak).
For more information about the layered file system see [[http://puppylinux.com/development/howpuppyworks.html How Puppy works]].
[[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile How to avoid loading Save-File]]
[[PupsaveBackup Pupsave Backup program]]
[[Backup Backup Information]]
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60268 Make save file without closing down]]

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**""SaveFiles""** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contain additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system ([[RootFS]]).
To save documents outside of ""Pup SaveFile"" go to ##/mnt/##. For example, ##/mnt/home## is the root directory/folder of your primary drive (C: drive in Windows speak).
For more information about the layered file system see [[http://puppylinux.com/development/howpuppyworks.html How Puppy works]].

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**""SaveFiles""** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contain additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.

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[[HowToAvoidLoadingSaveFile How to avoid loading Save-File]]

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[[HomePage]] > [[ComponentHowTo Components and HowTos]] > [[FileTypes]]

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~~[[HomePage]] > [[ComponentHowTo Components and HowTos]]~~

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**""SaveFiles""** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contain additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.

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**SaveFiles** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contain additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.

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**SaveFiles** (also known as ""PupSave"" files) contain additions and changes to a [[InstallationFrugal Frugal Installation]] of Puppy. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.

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~~Also known as PupSave files, this is the file that saves additions and changes to a Frugal Installation. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.~~

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Also known as PupSave files, this is the file that saves additions and changes to a Frugal Installation. Anything that is stored in the linux file system.

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~~Also known as PupSave files,~~

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[[HomePage]] > [[ComponentHowTo Components and HowTos]]
====""SaveFile""====
Also known as PupSave files,
==Also see==
[[PupsaveBackup Pupsave Backup program]]
[[Backup Backup Information]]
[[http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=60268 Make save file without closing down]]

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====SaveFile====

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**Change settings between different Puppy versions**
Try booting your target version from CD, create a small save file;
Reboot with 'puppy pfix=ram' as your boot option;
Delete the small save file, (remember the name);
Copy your original save file giving it the name of the new save file;
Boot with the newly copied save file.

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The oldest known version of this page was created on 2010-09-25 16:20:15 by coolpup [bread]