RoGuE_StreaK


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Posted: Aug. 27 2005,23:54 |
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It doesn't really matter where you save them, as they automatically extract to their right location when you install them. Save somewhere you can find them, such as /home/dsl, then in emelfm select the file and hit the "mydsl" button - this will extract/"install" to the correct place.
When making a liveCD, if you put them in the root directory they will automatically load on boot. If you create an "optional" directory and put them in there, you will get a list of available mydsl's in your menu, and you can install whichever ones you want by clicking on their menu link.
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