Henrik Carlqvist <Henrik.Carlqvist@deadspam.com> wrote:
>
> The only advantage of a Slackware based live rescue CD against other
> distributions specialized on being live CDs is that the Slackware live CD
> had an environment that both from the users and from the hardwares points
> of view looked almost as a Slackware installation.
>
> regards Henrik

This is what is needed. My laptop wasn't able to mount the fs
after I recompiled a 12.0 kernel and went into a kernel panic. I
need to change lilo, but this would have to be done from a rescue
cd. I am using slax now, but it has different pathnames that
confuse lilo, even with the -C option. Hopefully, this will not
be problem with the slackware rescue cd.

I remembered there used to be a livecd, and just wondered if it
was still on d3 or d4, since I don't usually download them.

Thank you,
Simon

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