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I tried what you suggested but I got this message:
Unable to install x11-6.8.1-i486-3.tgz:
tar archive is corrupt (tar returned error code 2)
I guess the file is corrupt on the disk I burned. Unfortunately I don't have a burner(I know I need one BAD) so I had to go to a friends to make this disk. Until I can get another burn done I am going to try and download x11-6.8.1-i486-3.tgz in Windows and see if I can run the file from their in Slackware.
try to write on to anoter cd . i got the same problem i write it on to another cd and install frm it it worked fine. your cd is misng files thats why your cdrom cant read it properly.
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