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Obtaining ZipSlack is easy. If you have purchased the official Slackware Linux CD set, -then you already have ZipSlack. Just find the CD that contains the zipslack directory and place it in your CD-ROM drive. It's usually -the third or fourth disc, but always trust the labels over this documentation as the disk -it resides on is prone to change.

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If you want to download ZipSlack, you should first visit our “Get Slack” -web page for the latest download information:

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ZipSlack is part of each Slackware release. Locate the release you want, and go to -that directory on the FTP site. The latest release directory can be found at this -location:

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You'll find ZipSlack in the /zipslack subdirectory. ZipSlack -is offered as one big .ZIP file or floppy-sized chunks. The -chunks are in the /zipslack/split directory.

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Once you've downloaded the necessary components, you'll need to extract the .ZIP file. Be sure to use a 32-bit unzipper. The size and filenames -in the archive are too much for a 16-bit unzipper. Examples of 32-bit unzippers include -WinZip and PKZIP for Windows.

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ZipSlack is designed to be extracted directly to the root directory of a drive (such -as C: or D:). A \LINUX directory will be created that contains the actual Slackware -installation. You'll also find the files necessary to booting the system in that -directory as well.

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