Why not install BT3 then upgrade the Slackware stuff from 12.1?
That way you will still have all the tools from BT3 and the new-nes of Slack
So, if I want to merge BT3 and SW12..
All I have to do is:
installpkg /slackware-12.0/slackware/*/*.tgz
and use the >> vmlinuz for BT3 not vmlinuz for SW12
That is just to merge the 2 OS's right? All I want to do is merge all the tools from BT3 into Slackware 12 without having to install them all individually.
EDIT: I hate kernel panic!
Why not install BT3 then upgrade the Slackware stuff from 12.1?
That way you will still have all the tools from BT3 and the new-nes of Slack
If video games influenced behavior, we'd all be wandering round darkened rooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music...............
Yep exactly what I did
hi, first must say how great tut you made here.
I did the same, or i try to in a diferent process. anyway maby you can help me out in some prolems i have.
The process i use to make this upgrade was:
1. telinit 1
2. upgradepkg glibc-solibs-*.tgz // pkgtool-*.tgz
3. upgradepkg --install-new /where/slackware/is/*/*/*.tgz
4. telinit 3
5. reboot.
When i finish this process i had few problems with 'bash fortune' and 'ldconfig'. I google it and now is no problem.
But now i can't solve this 3 problems. or i cant find any solution while i search for in google.
1. Can't su normal users if created. ( Can't execute /bin/bash : you don't have permissions)
2. Every shortcut in kde-start-menu, from backtrack, open and auto close shell.
3. Not all installed apps can be find at kde-start-menu. << This is not a problem, but they should be there..
Any ideas to solve this problems?
Thanks
Note: I use this process using bt3 & upgrading to 12.2
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