sorry, my bad what I was meaning was the script the installer runs, not the actual files needed to get a boot system running. Mind you I decided to try - and see - what happens if I pinch the x86 slackware setup/install script (where you get to choose the packages to install, the keymap, partition, etc) and try that. I have it partially working, the script used is easy to copy off the x86 install :);
Here's a sort of really quick 'n' dirty howto; * use qemu and boot a slackware x86 dvd (and also to use a normal usb stick as a 'pretend' hard drive). * copy /usr/lib/setup to the usb stick * copy /sbin/probe to the usb stick (its just a script :) ) * transter that to armedslack on the efika mx (yes, still working on it!) into directory /usr/lib/setup * replace /sbin/pkginstall in armedslack with the one from the x86 installer (it's just a script, but the armedslack one lacks the -root option) * copy probe into armedslack's /sbin * mount the usb stick on the efika mx somewhere, e.g. /tmp/0 * install choosing /dev/mmcblk0p2 as the place to install and a pre-mounted directory to install from. ljones
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