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Firstly, i was wondering how many discs of Slackware 9.1? I know traditionally slackware has only one disc. On some sites i found 9.1 has 2 discs but on other sites it is 4 discs. Which should i download?
Anywar, I could not download those CD image files.
Could anyone tell me where there is downloadable slackware 9.1?
I have that URL, and i actually have tried some of them. It seems some of the sites on the list do not have those images, while those who have the images cannot download...
anyway, I will keep on trying the other sites on the list.
And, thank for explaining the content of thos discs.
Use FantomCD, Pinnacle Instant CD, another copy of Nero and just get a cdley from somewhere, Alcohol 120% is another burner too... , err.. cant remember the rest, but if you want you can find all of them and more in sharereactor.com
hi whitefox,
I am in Singapore. I have Slackware 9.1, but only the first 2 CDs.
send me a mail (thick_guy_9@gawab.com) if you need a set.
To burn ISO files (using Windows) you can download and use burnforfree.
It is a shareware. But for ISO files, it is great. Nero is bad. There are no fancy wizards.
later..
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