Slackware Install

[John Seth]

Depending on the method used to install Slack, you may not have selected
the X and XAP packages which install X.  You can go back and install them
manually using "installpkg <pkgname>" using the CD's.  Mount the cd(s) and
then go through and install the packages you need.

If you're like me, you can go through and reinstall all over again,
tweaking what you forgot (if you did) along the way.

-- Tony


Michael Phillips said:
> I am not a Slackware expert.  I think your install went fine. You just
> have to
> use Slackware's package manager to install the other packages.
>
> Michael
> --- Ron <ronb at cogeco.ca> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Today a tried to install Slackware 10.  Everything went well until the
>> "Install" step.  The packages from the first cd installed and I was
>> prompted to insert the second cd but when it was done there was no
>> prompt for the third or fourth cd's.  X is not installed ( I think).
>> After booting into the system
>>
>> #xf86config
>> bash: xf86config: command not found
>>
>> Does anyone know what I did wrong? Is there a way to get the other two
>> cd's packages installed?
>>
>> --
>> Ron
>> ronb at cogeco.ca
>>
>>
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