From: ian@moone.com   
      
   David Robley  wrote:   
   > On 14/03/2023 19:24, Joseph Rosevear wrote:   
   >> OK, this is a survey.  Pick all that apply:   
   >>   
   >>   1. I download the CD iso images, burn them to CDs,   
   >>      boot the first CD, and install.   
   >>   2. Same as above, but download a single DVD iso image   
   >>      and burn to a DVD.   
   >>   3. I download the CD iso images and use them directly,   
   >>      booting the first image using Grub.   
   >>   4. Same as above, but download a single DVD iso image.   
   >>   5. I clone an existing installation using rsync,   
   >>      then modify it as needed using patches and scripts.   
   >>   6. I never install, I upgrade.   
   >>   7. Some other way.   
   >   
   >    7. where 7 involves a bootable external device.   
   >       David Robley   
      
        7. (a) copy the entire slackware directory, i.e.,   
               rsync -av --delete \   
                rsync://mirrors.kernel.org/slackware/slackware64-current/ \   
                slackware64-mylocalcopy/   
           (b) use  usb-and-pxe-installers/usbimg2disk.sh  to create   
               a bootable install stick   
      
   For what purpose(s) are you taking a "survey"?   
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