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I am aware of the procedure to make the single disc version of -current when it was only one disc, what changes need to be made in order to put -current on 2 ISO's? I see some out there, but it doesnt say how to make them. I know Kde and gnome are the only two things on the other disc other than the live thing..
To make a bootable Slackware install CD, get into the top level Slackware directory
(The one with ChangeLog.txt in it) and issue a command like this to build the ISO image in /tmp:
Yeah, see... I said I already knew how to do that and have been doing it for years... :-P The thing is they split it to 2 cd's now and that won't work anymore. So how do I go about the 2cd version?
Is it going to pick that up and ask for the second CD with kde/gnome on it however? I suppose I could make the one first cd and installpkg the rest later, I don't use gnome or kde either.
Originally posted by Astro Is it going to pick that up and ask for the second CD with kde/gnome on it however? I suppose I could make the one first cd and installpkg the rest later, I don't use gnome or kde either.
As a side point, this is how the official CDs work I believe. Ever inserted the CD 2 first by accident? It seemed to start up setup fine before I realised there were no slackware packages available apart from Gnome/KDE - quick swap of the CDs and everything was well again - never really use CD2 apart from as a tea coaster :)
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