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I want to install Slackware Linux onto either floppy disks or CD-RW, so as to create to portable convenient linux distribution. Is it possible to do so?? If so, please teach how to do so. Thanks
Or visit Slackware Live. They've already got a nice CD based Slackware distro. Knoppix probably has a few more goodies, but Slackware Live is a nice, solid live CD. I've booted several computers with it and it does as good a job as Knoppix at configuring the system.
They also have instructions on rolling your own live CD.
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