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ok i dled the install cd iso image...and i burnt it...and its not booting..so i put it in windows to verify that i burnt right and it did (it had multiple files, not just the .iso file) someone help...thanks
yea ive bootted thousands of oses on this thing b4....so im assuming that im going to get the right root/boot floppy images and raw write em...how do i do that.....
Go to your closests ftp mirror with slackware
Read
pub/slackware/slackware-current/bootdisks/README.TXT
pub/slackware/slackware-current/rootdisks/README.TXT
If anything remains completely in the dark,
come back and ask more specifically ;)
Read the help file for how to burn an image (that's what an ISO is) rather than files. If you extract then burn, it is not bootable, it is just a data disk.
ok i found rawrite on the cd, and ive decided to use the bare.i image..but the only place i find that image is in the kernels folder and bare.i isnt an image its a folder that contains 3 files, config, bzImage, and a system.map.gz....ive never been more confused
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