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Hi folks,
CPU - AMD Athlon64 X2 3800
HD - SATA 160G
RAM - 2G dual channel
Broadband - 6M
I'm prepared to install Slackware and aware that its latest ...
- 07-20-2007 #1Linux Guru
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Slackware and virtualbox packages
Hi folks,
CPU - AMD Athlon64 X2 3800
HD - SATA 160G
RAM - 2G dual channel
Broadband - 6M
I'm prepared to install Slackware and aware that its latest version is Slackware-12.0. Whether download "Slackware 12.0 DVD ISO (everything)" on;
The Slackware Linux Project: Get Slack
???
Tks.
I'm going to run Slackware on a Virtual Machine, "VirtualBox";
Downloads - VirtualBox
I have no idea to download which package. Pls shed me some light. OR "VirtualBox" is already on Slackware port? Tks.
B.R.
satimis
- 07-21-2007 #2Linux Newbie
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If you have fast connection then get dvd
dvd contains packages + source files
But you won't be needing source files
so you can skip dvd download and just download first 3 cd's.
A single dvd can save money
So basically you need first 3 cd's only. Now its upto you to choose what you want to do download.
I prefer vmware as virtual machine and its free for 30 days. so give it a try as well
- 07-21-2007 #3Linux Guru
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Hi littledrop,
Tks for your advice.
OK. I have CD-RW here.If you have fast connection then get dvd
dvd contains packages + source files
But you won't be needing source files
so you can skip dvd download and just download first 3 cd's.
A single dvd can save money
Vmware-server is not free? If I can't finish the test within 30 days I have to pay. I'm prepared to install guest OS, OpenBSD4.1 and Slackware.I prefer vmware as virtual machine and its free for 30 days. so give it a try as well
satimis
- 07-22-2007 #4Linux Newbie
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There are vmware virtual appliances available. You don't need vmware to be installed, just vmware player.
VMTN - Virtual Appliance Marketplace


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