You can always do it the very ancient way... get a bunch of stiffies &
take it with your CD to a windows/dos or anything else machine with a
cdrom drive.
Rawrite your install disks then copy all the
.../slakware/[a1..ap1...n1...etc] dirs to a stiffy each & do a floppy
installation
lots of work, but it if you feel up to the challenge...
regards
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 7/20/99, 1:47:29 PM, "Billingham, Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote regarding Installing Linux w/out a CD-ROM:
> Dear list,
> Just a question out of curiosity. I have 2 486 computers with ample
speed
> and memory to run Linux. However, no CD-ROM drive and I only have
Linux
> Slak on CD. What do I have to do, to install a minimal system, with
enough
> capablility for at least telnet, text editing..etc etc.
> Thanks if you can help, and Thanks for trying if you can't.
> Mephis (Jay)
