############################################ # 2020/04/22 - PsychOS486 - linux-live-2.3 # ############################################ I spent the last few days adding software to Slackware 14.1 i486 version and tried creating an ISO using 'linux-live-2.3'. However, booting from a DVD failed with a "Failed to load ldlinux.c32" error. According to the README, this could be because isolinux.bin needs to be recompiled to match a changed folder name due to changing LINUXLIVEKIT="linux" to "PsychOS486." There is a script within the ./tools directory to help with this but it only works with Debian-based systems because of apt. So, I'm gogin to try running the ./build script with no changes to the ./config file and take a look at the script it creates for generating an ISO and see if changes can be made to reflect "PsychOS486" more. So far, most packages added to Slackware 14.1 have been for using 'sbopkg' that is essentially a TUI (Terminal User Interface) font-end to slackbuilds.org. It builds everything from source. However, I have had to grab a few pre-built packages due to compile errors or missing from ISO. [Later that day...] Made something that will at least get to the default "ugly" boot screen 'linux-live-2.3' provides but that's about it.