first :
Ok, this is a noobish question but I still want to know for sure...
I have already a working slack installation on my "big" computer but now I want to make an install of slackware 9.0 as minimalist as possible (so this means for me no x) on my "small" computer (being a P1 166 MHz with 32 or 64 MB ram)
1. I have to be able to install new programs (*.tar.gz & *.tgz) (so make and things like that)
2. I want ssh (so I can login to the thing from a distant computer)
3. I want to be able to compile a new kernel...
4. I want to be able to playback mp3's and ogg's (textbased)
Which packages do I HAVE to install ...
(I will choose the "expert"-driven installation method... (although I am not an expert...) (or should I choose the "menu" installation method???)
For sure I will not install anything in the e f gnome k kde kdei t tcl x xap & y dirs
Especially in the a ap d l & n dirs I have problems to select the needed packages
Could you guys help me a little???
second :
I would like to boot the linux into my ram... I know this is possible but I do not have a clue how to start this ...
do you know a howto of this... I checked the linux-mini-howtos but I could not find anything there...
third :
the thing should automatically login one user (not the root). I mean that when I startup the machine (cold) then the machine should login with the name "###" and give the password etc...
