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I'm hoping for sourcecode DVD ISO & combined sourcecode+binary DVD-DL ISO... regardless if/when I make DVD(s) (still boots on some systems harder with USB, so likely) I usually always had sourcecode & binary ISOs mounted until combined into one ISO (then that until next release) which would be nice to be able to share/seed official/verifiable ISO/torrent so accessible in one place.
I'm hoping for sourcecode DVD ISO & combined sourcecode+binary DVD-DL ISO... regardless if/when I make DVD(s) (still boots on some systems harder with USB, so likely) I usually always had sourcecode & binary ISOs mounted until combined into one ISO (then that until next release) which would be nice to be able to share/seed official/verifiable ISO/torrent so accessible in one place.
Not sure if I am reading your post correctly, but if you want a source+binary ISO you can make your own with alien bob's mirror-slackware-current.sh script. You just have to edit the DVD_EXCLUDES at line 154 to include the source directory then run the script like so...
Code:
./mirror-slackware-current.sh -a x86_64 -r 15.0 -o DVD -v -f
However this will create an iso around 13GB which wont fit on a DVD-DL.
Not sure if I am reading your post correctly, but if you want a source+binary ISO you can make your own with alien bob's mirror-slackware-current.sh script. You just have to edit the DVD_EXCLUDES at line 154 to include the source directory then run the script like so...
Code:
./mirror-slackware-current.sh -a x86_64 -r 15.0 -o DVD -v -f
Excellent!
Quote:
However this will create an iso around 13GB which wont fit on a DVD-DL.
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