I have now began my slackware set-up...what do I do next?
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Distribution: Mac OS 10.7 / CentOS 6(servers) / xubuntu 13.04
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I have now began my slackware set-up...what do I do next?
I am looking at a screen here that says Welcome to Slackware Linux, I have already done the partitioning, there are alot of selections here.. this is my first time to install slackware so I am lost.. Do I need to set-up swap partions or target partions, the partioning that I did was with cfdisk, and what i did was I made the free space a Linux File System..
Distribution: Mac OS 10.7 / CentOS 6(servers) / xubuntu 13.04
Posts: 1,186
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Yes, and thank you.. I figured it out, I Set the swap partition, the target partition, then selected my media source + packages, and its now installing the required packages..
Thanks again, and wish me luck in my slackware journeys..
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