Inštalacija SLAX-a na trdi disk problem.

no bom dal kr slike:

tako zgleda v cfdisk:

hda1 je sesut xp

tako pa slax installer.



v bistvu pokaže mi le hda1, potem ko sem se pa odloćil da bom xp povozil in se mdal nej inštalira na hda1:


pokaže tale error
slax bi pa rad imel, ker mi je fajn dela hitro že kot live...

bom poslal ampak trenutno jim ne dela stran.

Kok integriras te programe v iso sliko slax-a?

Original "tutorial":

...Remixing Slax
Having grasped the strengths and weaknesses of Slax's default configuration, I proceeded to tweak it to my liking. I set out to make a custom live CD with programs I wish the developers had included -- AbiWord, Firefox, amaroK, and the GIMP. I browsed to www.slax.org and downloaded the latest modules for these programs.

To remix Slax from inside Slax, you need to: (1) copy the contents of the Slax CD to a new folder so that you can modify them; (2) copy the modules into this new folder; and (3) compile this folder into a new ISO.

I did the first step from a root terminal (the default in Slax):

mkdir /root/newiso
cp -r /boot/* /root/newiso

After the command completed, I had a writable copy of the Slax filesystem in /root/newiso. I then used Konqueror to browse to /root/newiso. I copied the modules I downloaded into the modules folder. Returning to the terminal, I entered the commands:

cd /root/newiso
./make_iso.sh /root/slax_new.iso

To complete the process, I burned /root/slax_new.iso with K3b. Upon rebooting -- lo and behold! -- the new programs were all there and working. After a few minutes with my new system, I felt that this was the Linux distribution I wanted Slax to be.


There were a few glitches, though. AbiWord crashed when I changed fonts in a certain document. And Slax's KDE-centric configuration really showed; non-KDE apps like AbiWord and Firefox stuck out like a sore thumb.

Other remixing methods

As previously covered on NewsForge, you can also remix Slax from Windows with My Slax Creator. The ISO image, if mounted in a Windows environment, also includes a DOS equivalent of make_iso.sh, and you can use a similar process to the one I described above to make a new Slax ISO from Windows.

Slax also supports adding modules on the fly to the live system by double-clicking the modules from Konqueror or running the uselivemod command. In my tests, this process worked occasionally, but was often buggy and unreliable, especially with certain modules...