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# 2020/07/06 - PsychOS486 1.2.5 - Source Mage idea isn't going to work #
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I created a super compressed 'system.tar.xz' file for a theory using
Source Mage to install what is essentially a backup of Slackware 14.1, 
but after digging around in the ISO's "/usr/share/smgl.install" directory, 
I may have no choice but to use a bzip2 file instead. I tried to make a
'system.tar.bz2' file from Slackware 14.1 from a fresh install and it was
~4.5GB in size. I may try again but pipe tar to the actual bzip command
with "-9" flag, but that may be the default black size (900K) when
compressing anyway. Nevermind, I scrolled further down in the manpage
and "-9" is the default. And, I don't think that I can get out enough of
Slackware 14.1 to get just a bare-bones install to fit on a CD-RW.

At the moment, I may not have much of a choice but to use Porteus or
TinyCore if I want people to avoid SSL issues. I've already explored 
these as options, but I had issues regarding remastering. I may just
have to "grin and bare it" and figure them out; otherwise, I am running
out of options short of starting a LFS (Linux From Scratch) project and 
I bet getting an i486 system working via that method is probably a
nightmare since I doubt that its maintainers are thinking about i486 users.

I just had a random thought. Would it be possible to install a compile 
the latest version of 'Links' on these older systems with SSL issues and 
just tell the SlackBuild files from 'sbopkg' to use it instead of 'curl'?
I know that the latest version, or one of them, for DOS actually works
just fine on most https sites that aren't JavaScript heavy, or at least
according to FreeDOS on QEMU.