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I looked at the newbie compiling guide a couple of days ago and read through it fairly closely. I go back and click on the sticky again last night, and it is not the same thread. The last posting on the thread under that link is almost 15 months old. I am sure this is not the same thread that was there a couple of days ago. It is older and the first main post is not the same.
it was the guide that was in the general forum that you posted the link to that i had read. I thought for sure the slack forum guides were the only ones i had looked at but apparently not... it was really late
Anyway, thanks again for point me in the right direction. Now if i can follow those instructions and compile my first kernel correctly!
No.... You wern't smoking crack or anything... Look up... It just decided that it wanted to come back and hang out in the Slackware Forums again..... Damn sticky..... Not very sticky if you ask me....
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