SWAP領域のフォーマートが開始される。
FORMATTING SWAP PARTITION
Foratiting /dev/hda2 as a LInux swap partition (and
checking for bad blocks)...
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SWAP領域のフォーマートが終了
SWAP SPACE CONFIGURED
Your swapspace has been confgigured. This infomation will
be added to your /etc/fstab:
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/dev/hfa2 swap swap default 0 0
(100%)
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< Exit >
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< Exit >を押します。
CONTINUE WITH INSTALLATION?
Now that you've set up your swap sapce, you may continue
on with the installation. Otherwise, you'll be returned
to the main menu. Would you like to continue the
installation and set up your TARGET drive(s)?
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< Yes > < No >
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Yesを選ぶ
◆ネーティブ領域の初期化
Select Linux installation partition:
Please select a partition from following list to use for your
root (/) Linux partition.
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/dev/hda1 Linux native 8120836K
--- (add none, continue with swetup)
--- (add none, continue with swetup)
--- (add none, continue with swetup)
--- (add none, continue with swetup)
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< OK > < Cancel >
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/dev/hda1はネーティブ領域を表示しています。
< OK >を選びます。
FORMAT PARTITION /dev/hda1
If this partition has not been formatted, you should format it.
NOTE: This will erase all data on it. Would you like to format
this partition?
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Format Quick format with no bad block cheking
Check Slow format that checks for bad blocks
No No, do not fromat this partition
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< OK > < Cancel >
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Formatを選んで< OK >を押します。
SELECT INODE DENSITY FOR /dev/hda1
Ext2f defaults to one inode per 4096 bytes of drive space.
If your're going to have many small files on your drive, then
you may need more inodes (one is used for each file entry).
You can change the density to one inode per 2048 bytes, or
even per 1024 bytes. Select '2048' or '1024', or kusy hit
enter to accept the default of 4096 bytes. NOTE;If you are
going to run from CD using a small (<60MB) partition, use
1024 to be safe. Each link uses an inode and it's easy to run
out of space.
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4096 1 inode per 4096 bytes. (default)
2048 1 inode per 2048 bytes.
1024 1 inode per 1024 bytes.
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< OK > < Cancel >
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4096を選んで< OK >を押します。
FORMATTING
FORMATTING /dev/hda
Size in 1K blocks: 8120836
Filesystem type: ext2
Inode density: 1 Inode per 4096 bytes,
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フォーマットを開始しました。
DONE ADDING LINUX PARTITIONS TO /etc/fstab
Adding this information to your /etc/fstab:
/dev/hda1 / ext2 defaults 1 1
(100%)
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< EXIT >
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Linux領域のフォーマートが終了・・・< EXIT >を押します。
CONTINUE?
Now that you've set up your target partitions, would you
like to go on to the SOURCE section and select your
installation media?
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< Yes > < No >
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インストールを続けますので< Yes>を押します。
◆CD-ROMをマウントする。
SOURCE MEDIA SELECTION
Where do you wont to install Slackware Linux from?
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1 Install from a Slackware CD-ROM
2 Install from a hard drive partition
3 Install via NFS
4 Install from a pre-mounted directory
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< OK > < Cancel >
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CD-ROMからインストールをする場合は、1を選んで< OK >を押します。
SCAN FOR CD-ROM DRIVE?
Would you like to have Setup scan for your drive automatically
(recommended), or would you like yo choose your CD-ROM drive
manually from a list of devices?
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auto Scan for the CD-ROM drive automatically
manual Manually select CD-ROM device
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< OK > < Cancel >
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autoを選んで< OK >を押します。
PLACE DISC IN CD-ROM DRIVE
Make sure Slackware CD-ROM is in your CD-ROM drive,
and then press ENTER to begin the scanning process.
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< OK >
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Slackware-8.0(DISC1)のCD-ROMをセットしてください。
< OK >を押します。
CONTINUE?
Now that you've selected your SOURCE media, you may proceed to the
SELECT section and choose which categories of software to install.
(in the old dayas, these where called 'disk set') would you like to
go on to the SELECT section now?
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< Yes > < No >
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< Yes >を押します。
PACKAGE SERIES SELECTION
Now it's time to select which general categories of software to install
on your system. Use the spacebar to select or unselect the software you
wish to install. You can use the up and down arrows to see all the
possible choices. Recommand choice have been preselected. Press the
Enter key when you are finished.
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[X]A Base Linux system
[X]AP Various Applications that to do not need X
[X]D program Development (C, C++, Lisp, Perl, etc.)
[X]E GNU Emacs
[X]F FAQ lists, HOWTO documentation
[X]GTK GTK+ and GNOME programs for X
[X]K Linux kernel source
[X]KDE Qt and the K Desktop Environment for X
[X]N Networking (TCP/IP, UUCP, Mail, News)
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< OK > < Cancel >
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Base Linux systemを選んで< OK >を押します。
CONTINUE?
Now that you've decided what you want to inatall you may begin the
installation process by moving to the INSTALL section. Please note
that if you have not completed all the prerequisites you will be
informed of this and returned to the main menu. Would you like to
go on to the INSTALL section?
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< Yes > < No >
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< Yes >を押します。
SELECT PROMTING MODE
Now you must select the type of prompts you'd like to see during
the installation process. If you have the drive space, the 'full'
option is quick, easy, and by far the most foolproof choice. The
''newbie' mode provides the most information but is much more
time-consuming (presenting the package one by one) than the
menu-based choices. Otherwise, you can pick package from menus
using 'expert' or 'menu' mode. Which type of prompting would you
like to use?
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full Install everything (almost 2 GB of software)
newbie Use verbose promptong (and follow tagfiles)
menu Choose groups of package from interactive menus
expert Choose individual of package from interactive menus
custom Use custom tagfiles in the package directories
tagpath Use tagfiles in the subdirectories of a custom path
help Read the prompt mode help file
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< OK > < Cancel >
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full を選んで< OK >を押す。
Slackwareがコピーされる。少し時間がかかりますのでお茶でも飲みながら頑張ってください。
INSTALL LINUX KERNEL
In order for your systems to boot correctly, a kernel must be
installed. If you've mada it this far using the installation
bootdisk's kernel, you should probably install it as your system
kernel (/vmlinuz). If you're sure you know what you(re doing,you
can also install your choice of kernel from the Slackwa CD, or
a kernel from a floppy disk. You can also skip this menu, using
whatever kernel has been installed already (such as a generic
kernel from the A series.) Which option would you like?
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bootdisk Use the kernel from the installation bootdisk
cdrom Use a kernel from the Slackware CD
floppy Install a zimage or bzimage file from a DOS floppy
skip skip this menu and use the default /vmlinuz
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< OK > < Cancel >
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rootのFDをはずして，bootのFDを挿入してください。
< OK >を押します。
INSERT INSTALLATION BOOTDISK
Please insert your installation bootdisk in
/dev/fd0 (drive a:) and press ENTER to
continue.
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< OK >
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bootのＦＤが挿入されている場合は< OK >を押します。
COPYING
Copying kernel from bottdisk to
/vmlinuz on your new system..
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bootのＦＤからコピーされている状態です。
◆起動用ＦＤの作成
MAKE BOOTDISK
It is highly recommended that you make a bootdisk (or two) for your
system at this time. There are two types of bootdisks that you can
make: a LILO dootdisk (which is more flexible) or a simple bootdisk
(which is just a kernel image written directly to disk). Note that the
simple bootdisk may no longer work for large recent kernels, and the
LILO bootdisk is now the recommended choice. Which option would you
like?
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format format floppy disk in /dev/fd0
lilo make lilo bootdisk (recommended)
simple make simple vmlinuz > /dev/fd0 bootdisk (obsolete)
continue leave bootdisk menu and continue with the configuration
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< OK > < Cancel >
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起動用のＦＤの作成です。起動用のＦＤを挿入してOK[ENTER]。
起動用のＦＤを作成しない場合はContinueを選んでOK[ENTER]。
FORMATTING /dev/fd0u1680
Formatting /dev/fdB, 1.44megabytes
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起動用のＦＤの作成がフォーマートされます。
MAKE BOOTDISK
It is highly recommended that you make a bootdisk (or two) for your
system at this time. There are two types of bootdisks that you can
make: a LILO dootdisk (which is more flexible) or a simple bootdisk
(which is just a kernel image written directly to disk). Note that the
simple bootdisk may no longer work for large recent kernels, and the
LILO bootdisk is now the recommended choice. Which option would you
like?
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format format floppy disk in /dev/fd0
lilo make lilo bootdisk (recommended)
simple make simple vmlinuz > /dev/fd0 bootdisk (obsolete)
continue leave bootdisk menu and continue with the configuration
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< OK > < Cancel >
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lilo make lilo bootdiskを選んでください。
< OK >を押してください。
CREATING LILO BOOTDISK IN /dev/fd0
Now put a formatted floppy in your boot drive. This will
be make into a LILO bootdisk that you can use to start
your Linux system. Any data on the target disk will be
destroyed. YES creates the disk, NO aborts.
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< Yes > < No >
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< Yes >を押してください。
Creating LILO bootdisk for /dev/hda...
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起動用のＦＤを作成中
MAKE BOOTDISK
It is highly recommended that you make a bootdisk (or two) for your
system at this time. There are two types of bootdisks that you can
make: a LILO dootdisk (which is more flexible) or a simple bootdisk
(which is just a kernel image written directly to disk). Note that the
simple bootdisk may no longer work for large recent kernels, and the
LILO bootdisk is now the recommended choice. Which option would you
like?
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format format floppy disk in /dev/fd0
lilo make lilo bootdisk (recommended)
simple make simple vmlinuz > /dev/fd0 bootdisk (obsolete)
continue leave bootdisk menu and continue with the configuration
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< OK > < Cancel >
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Continue を選んでOKを押します。
◆Ｍｏｄｅｍ等の設定
MODEM CONFIGURATION
This part of the configuration process will cretate a /dev/modem
link pointing to the callout device (ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2, ttyS3)
representing your default modem, You can change this link later if
you move your modem to a different port. Please select the callout
device which you would like to use for your modem:
system at this time. There are two types of bootdisks that you can
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/dev/ttyS0 (COM1: under DOS)
/dev/ttyS1 (COM2: under DOS)
/dev/ttyS2 (COM3: under DOS)
/dev/ttyS3 (COM4: under DOS)
no modem I don't have a modem!
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< OK > < Cancel >
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Modemのポートを選んでください。Modemを利用していない場合はno modemを選ぶ。
今回は、 NO modem を選びました。
SCREEN FONT CONFIGURATION
Would you like to try out some custom screen fonts?
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< Yes > < No >
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< No >を押してください。
◆起動方法の設定
INSTALL LILO
LILO (Linux Loader) is a generic boot loader. There's a simple
installation which tries to automatically set up LILO to boot
Linux (also DOS, Windows, and OS/2 if found). For more advanced
users, the expert option offers more control over the
installation process. Since LILO does not work in all cases
(and can damage partitions if incorrectly installed), there's
the third (safe) option, which is to skip installing LILO for
now. You can always install it later with the 'liloconfig'
command. Which option would you like?
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simple Try to install LILO automatically
expert Use expert lilo.conf setup menu
skip Do not install LILO
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< OK > < Cancel >
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simple Try to install LILO automaticallyを選びます。
CONFIGURE LILO TO USE FRAME BUFFER CONSOLE?
Looking at /proc/devices, it seems your Kernel has support for the
Linux frame buffer console. If we enable this in /etc/lilo.conf, it
will allow more rows and columns of text on the scren, make it
extremely easy to configure X on any VESA video card (with a PS/2
mouse, it should work 'out of the box', and give you a cool penguin
logo at boot time. However, the frame buffer text console is
noticably slower than a standard text console, and preformance under
X is not as good as with an accelerated X server. Would you like to
use the new frame buffer console, or the standard Linux console?
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sstandard Use the standard Linux console (the safe choice)
1024x768X64k Frame buffer console, 1024x768x64k (best for X)
800x600X64k Frame buffer console, 800x600x64k (best for X)
640x480X64k Frame buffer console, 640x480x64k (best for X)
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< OK > < Cancel >
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standard Use the standard Linux console (the safe choice)を選ぶ。
< OK >を押します。
SELECT LILO DESTINATION
LILO can be intalled to a variety of places:
1. The superblock of your root Linux partition. (which could
be made the bootable partition with DOS or Linux fdisk,or
booted with a program like OS/2 Boot Manager)
2. A formatted floppy disk.
3. The Master Boot Record of your first hard drive.
Options 1 and 2 are the safest, but option 1 does require a little
extra work later (setting the partition bootable with fdisk).
Which option would you like?
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Root Install to superblock (which must be made bootable)
Floppy Install to a formatted floppy in /dev/fd0 (A:)
MBR install to Master Boot Record (possibly unsafe)
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< OK > < Cancel >
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MBR Install to Master Boot Record (possibly unsafe )を選ぶ。
< OK >を押します。
◆マウスの設定
MOUSE CONFIGURATION
This part of the configuration process will create a /dev/mouse link
pointing to your default mouse device. You can change the /dev/mouse
link later if the mouse doesn't work, of if you switch to a
different type of pointing device. We will also use the information
about the mouse to set the correct protocol for gpm, the Linux mouse
server. Please select a mouse type the list below:
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Ps2 PS/2 port mouse (most desktop and laptops)
imps2 Microsoft PS/2 Intellimouse
bare 2 button Microsoft compatible serial mouse
ms 3 button Microsoft compatible serial mouse
mman Logitech serial MouseMan and similar devices
msc MouseSystem serial (most 3 button serial mice)
pnp Plug anf Play (serial mice that do not work with ms)
usb USB connected mouse
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< OK > < Cancel >
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御使用のマウスのタイプを選択します。通常ですとps2で動作する筈です。
< OK >を押します。
GPM CONFIGURATION
The gpm program allows you to cut and paste text on
the virtual console using a mouse. If you choose to
run it at boot time, this line will be added to your
/etc/rc.d/rc.gpm:
gpm -m /dev/mouse -t ps2
Running gpm with a bus mouse can cause problems with
XFree86. If XFree86 refuses to start and complains
that it can not open the mouse, then comment the line
out of /etc/rc.d/rc.gpm, or add '-R' to gpm and set
up X to use /dev/gpmdata as your mouse device.
Shall we load the gpm program at boot time?
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< Yes > < No >
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< No >を押します。
◆ネットワークの設定
CONFIGURE NETWORK?
Would you like to configure your network?
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< OK > < No >
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ローカルネットワークの設定ですが、後で設定した方がいいと思えますので< NO >を選びます。
◆ＳＥＮＤＭＡＩＬ関連のインストール
SENDMAIL CONFIGURATION
Sendmail requires a configuration file (/etc/mail/sendmail.cf).
Standard TCP/IP and UUCP versions are provided, as well as ones that
use resources from MAPS (http://mail-abuse.org) to refuse mail from
sites that do not follow common onternet email standards. This
reduces junk email with minimal impact on actual communication, If
none of these proves suitable, you can make your own later. (lool in
/usr/src/sendmail).
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SMTP Standard TCP/IP config, no MAPS
MAPSRBL TCP/IP with MAPS RBL mail rejection
MAPSLBL+ TCP/IP with MAPS RBL+ (stronger) mail rejection
UUCP Use UUCP for mail transmission through a smarthost
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< OK > < Cancel >
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SMTP Standard TCP/IP config, no MAPSを選択します。
< OK >を押します。
HARDWARE CLOCK SET TO UTC?
It the hardware clock set to Coordinated Universal Time
(UTC/GMT)? If it is, select YES here. If the hardware
clock is set to the current local time (this is how most
PCs are set up), then say NO here. If you are not sure
what this is, you should answer NO here.
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NO Hardware clock is set to local time
YES Hardware clock is set to UTC
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< OK > < Cancel >
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NO Hardware clock is set to local timeを選びます。
< OK >を押します。
TIMEZONE CONFIGURATION
Please select one of the following timezones
for your machine:
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US/Alaska
US/Alleutian
US/Arizona
US/Central
US/East-Indiana
US/Eastern
US/Hawaii
US/Indiana-Starke
US/Michigan
US/Moutain
US/Pacific
US/Samoa
Africa/Abidjan
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< OK > < Cancel >
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↓を押してAsia/Tokyoを選択してください。
< OK >を押します。
SELECT DEFAULT WINDOW MANEGER FOR X
Please select the default window manager to use with the X window
System. This will define the style of praphical user interface the
computer uses. KDE and GNONE provide the most fearures. People with
Windows or MacOS experience will find either one easy to use. Other
windows managers are easier on system resources, or provide other
unique fwatures.
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(X)xinitrc.kde KDE: K Desktop Environmet
( )xinitrc.gnome GNONE: GNU Network Object Model Environment
( )xinitrc.e Enlighttenment
( )xinitrc.wmaker WindowMaker
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< OK > < Cancel >
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KDE: K Desktop Environmetを選びます。
< OK >を押します。
WARNING: NO BOOT PASSWORD DETECTED
There is currently no password set on the system administrator
account (root). It is recommended that you get one now so that
it is active the first time the machine is rebooted. This is
espercially important if you're using a network enabled kernel
and the machine is on an Internet connected LAN. Would you like
to set a root password?
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< Yes > < No >
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< Yes >を押します。
Changing password for root
Enter the new password (minimum of 5, maximum of 127 characters)
Plese use a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
New password:_
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5文字以上で127文字以内のパスワードを入力します。(root用のパスワード)
OKを押す。
もう一度パスワードを入力します。
SETUP COMPLETE
System configuration and installation is complete.
You may EXIT setup and reboot your machine with
ctl-alt-delete
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< OK >
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< OK >を押します。
Slackware Linux Setup (version 8.0.0)
Welcome to Slackware Linux Setup.
Select an option below using the UP/DOWN keys and SPACE or ENTER.
Alternate keys may also be use: '+','-', and TAB.
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HELP Read the SlackWare Setup HELP file
KEYMAP Remap your keyboard if you're not using a US one
ADDSWAP Set up your swap partition(s)
TARGET Set up your target partitions
SOURCE Select source media
SELECT Select categories of software to install
INSTALL Install selected software
CONFIGURE Reconfigure your Linux System
EXIT Exit Slackware Linux Setup
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< OK > < Cancel >
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EXITを選んで< OK >ボタンを押します。
フロッピーとＣＤ−ＲＯＭを外してください。
[Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete]を押してRebootを行ってください。
これでSslackWare-8.0インストールは完了です。御苦労様でした。
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