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hmm yep i see what you mean. I restarted the laptop and the Unetbootin was an option, but obviously in the slackware setup i came unstuck looking for the source.
I had the mini ISO on a usb stick, but it couldn't find the relevant file on that. I don't see how the FTP/HTTP could work if the network isn't set up - it didn't prompt me for any further details. It does give the option to install from a pre-mounted directory, but i have no idea how to locate that from within the setup. |
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You can try installing a virtual machine and booting the slackware ISO in it, rather than using a boot disk. Only requirement is the RAM, i suggest a min of 8GB of RAM to run VT smoothly....
You may use VMware and try it out. |
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Put the kerne/initrd on usb with a isolinux folder on there too from disk 1 rename isolinux folder to syslinux, rename isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg edit syslinux.cfg to show where kernel/initrd is original Code:
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mkdir /mnt/iso at setup screen when you get to choice for premounted directory tell it to look in /mnt/iso or /mnt/iso/slackware or /mnt/iso/slackware64 note slackware.iso means full name of iso |
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