#!/bin/sh
#
# file: ~/sbin/copyTagFiles.sh

FLOPPY=/mnt/floppy
SRC_DIR=/home/ftp/slw/current/slackware
TRG_DIR=/root/sbin/tagFiles/tagfiles
#TRG_DIR=$FLOPPY/tagfiles

PKG_DIR="a ap d e f gnome k kde kdei l n t tcl x xap y"

[ -x $TRG_DIR ] || {
  echo -e "\n\t$TRG_DIR not exist, possibly floppy not mounted!"
  exit
  # mkdir $TRG_DIR
  # mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
}

for i in $PKG_DIR; do
  [ -x $SRC_DIR/$i ] && {
    mkdir $TRG_DIR/$i;
    cp $SRC_DIR/$i/tagfile $TRG_DIR/$i/tagfile;
  }
done

cat <<EOF

During Slackware setup go through it until you reach the Package Series Selection s
tage, where you get to pick whatever package you want to install. Pick them all.

Continue on and you'll reach the Select Prompting Mode. When you get here, choose t
he option "tagpath". This will allow you to specify the directory where you current
ly have your custom tagfiles in.

When you are asked to provide the path to your tagfiles, press Alt-F2. This will ta
ke you to virtual screen two. Login as root, and mount your floppy disk:

mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy

Now press Alt-F1 to return to the menu screen. In the place where you need to enter
 the path to your tagfiles, type:

/mnt/floppy/tagfiles

Push "OK" and the installation should begin without prompting you for what packages
 you want. Go grab a cup of coffee or something.

--
That text was copied from somewhere, forget the source, my solution:
After up with the booting into linux with bare.i,install.1,install.2 then, change i
mmediately the intall.2 with tagfile diskett, do the "mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/f
loopy" b4 u enter "setup", select tagpath like above ..
EOF