Yeah, I know, I use pkgtool run setup scripts again sometimes. But because I have backup of /etc all I do not need to run it usually. I run only xwmconfig directly if I need.
My usual actions probably the same;
0. boot installer
1. mount destination into /mnt
2. mount source into /src (i use local copy of -current on spare partition)
3. installpkg --terse --root /mnt /src/slackware/*/*.t?z
3.5 drink tea/coffee 5-10 minutes
4. rebind /dev /proc /sys into /mnt/{dev,proc,sys}
5. chroot /mnt
6. forget to make /etc/fstab

7. make /etc/rc.d/{rc.font,rc.keymap}
8. make /etc/lilo.conf and run lilo
9. forget to make passwd

10. run xwmconfig
11. unchroot, reboot
12. boot into slackware
13. get boot errors, reboot back to installer(or slax if installer unavailable anymore,which is usual), chroot and actually do /etc/fstab and passwd
