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If you mean a non-Slackware system, you might be able to 'install' it, but it probably wouldn't work anyway. On a Slackware system, I believe you could untar the package from /, run the /install/doinst.sh (if any) and delete /install, but I've never tried it. You'd be missing a /var/log/packages/$PACKAGE file though, I believe, and couldn't removepkg it. You could create a file list though, and use that to delete the files, I guess. Why would this be necessary, though?
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