D: = an extra hard drive I used to install Slackware3.5.0 to a linux
system that did not have a CDROM.
M: = a CDROM drive
>From windows95 desktop I ran a dos prompt:
XCOPY M:\SLAKWARE\*.TGZ D:\SLAKWARE\/S
XCOPY M:\SLAKWARE\TAGFILE. D:\SLAKWARE\/S
XCOPY M:\SLAKWARE\DISK*. D:\SLAKWARE\/S
XCOPY M:\SLAKWARE\INSTALL.END D:\SLAKWARE\/S
If I remember correctly, this is about 130 megabytes.
You only need the packages that you will be installing from 'Select
Packages to Install'.
I edited all TAGFILEs so that the 'install selected packages' would run
to completion without any prompts.
Blue Ink Press wrote:
>
> Before the slackware packages come the files:
>
> checksums
> checksums.md5
> file_list
> manifest.gz
> Readme
>
> Do I need to put these files before the "a" packages and if so, how do I do
> it...cut and paste doesn't work, it says that you can't paste to the same
> page???
I don't think so.
Chuck
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