SliTaz Repositories

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     1.4 +<p>
     1.5 +You can start with one of the 3 following flavors :
     1.6 +</p>
     1.7 +<ul>
     1.8 +  <li>
     1.9 +  <b>base</b> needs 32Mb of RAM and 5 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd005.img</i>.<br />
    1.10 +  base provides the minimum slitaz distribution subset in text mode. 
    1.11 +  </li>
    1.12 +  <li>
    1.13 +  <b>justx</b> needs 96M of RAM and 11 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd105.img</i>.<br />
    1.14 +  justx provides the minimum slitaz distribution subset with X11 support. 
    1.15 +  </li>
    1.16 +  <li>
    1.17 +  <b>core</b> needs 160M of RAM and 22 floppies: <i>fd001.img</i> to <i>fd210.img</i>.<br />
    1.18 +  core provides the default slitaz distribution. 
    1.19 +  </li>
    1.20 +</ul>
    1.21 +<p>
    1.22 +Start your computer with <i>fd001.img</i>. It will show the kernel version string and
    1.23 +the kernel cmdline line. You can edit the cmdline. Most users can just press Enter.
    1.24 +</p>
    1.25 +<p>
    1.26 +The floppy is then loaded into memory (one dot each 64k) and you will be prompted to
    1.27 +insert the next floppy, <i>fd002.img</i>. And so on up to <i>fd005.img</i>.
    1.28 +</p>
    1.29 +<p>
    1.30 +The base flavor will then start and you will be prompted to insert extra floppies
    1.31 +for justx and core flavors. You can bypass this by using Q and Enter.
    1.32 +</p>