That worked just fine.

I installed slackel ob 64 bit successfully on a Lenovo Thinkpad W520 except for one thing. When I attempted to install wine-staging with Sourcery I get the following error message: gcc -m32 works... no configure: error: Cannot build a 32-bit program, you need to install 32-bit development libraries ...

Thanks for the constructive response. I'll try to log back into Slackel over the weekend, to try that.

Following your instructions I was able to configure Slackel to connect to the Internet via eth2 using wicd (which I had make full screen in order to see to preferences menu). However: Although the correct IP address was shown, Midori continued to tell me that I was not connected to the internet and ...

OK, I'll try that. Thanks for the help, djemos.

I think i found what is the problem. Stop the standard single network wifi startup script ( wireless) run sudo servicesetup and hit spacebar key to uncheck wireless ( can do the same from menus- > system -> system services) Then from wicd do a refresh and click on wired network to connect sudo ...

After installing v. 6.0.8 the same thing occurred: Using live session to install Slackel I had a functioning Internet connection but none from the new installation. Following your instructions I was still unable to configure a working connection using netconfig. I'm not sure why. There were four ...

1. No. Whatever you choose you will have the same system after installation. The benefit of a live iso is that can be used for installation and also as a live system for fixing problems or to be used as a live usb with persistent (meaning can keep changes after a reboot e.g. upgrade programs except ...

I am going to start over with v. 6.0.8 and have a few questions: 1.- Is there an advantage to using the installation iso rather than the live session iso to install Slackel? 2.- I have multiple operating systems installed on multiple computers and Slackware derivatives won't let me use the user and ...

djemos wrote:This is strange.

This is an uncommon event, then.

djemos wrote:be sure rc.inet1 is running.
sudo service start inet1
or
sudo service restart inet1
then run netconfig to set up ethernet.
sudo netconfig

Ok, thanks for the instructions. I'll try that and get back to you with the results.