Greetings fellow monk ,

I was about to make the same answer as the one already done
to you when i thought that leaving your counter at 0 answer
would be better . It could lead somebody to look at your 
problem ang give you a better reply than just the questions 
i was about to ask ...

But it looks like you're really not specific enough . Tell 
us more , particularly about the installing method and the
error message you get .

One last thing , and it is not a troll , if you use a 
slackware up to version 8 , why not trying an other 
distribution that would be less exotic , as now slackware
 is . 
Mandrake , to mention only this one that i know , installs
LWP by default . And even if RPM suck ( oops bad word ) 
sometimes , it's generally easy .
( Old slackware is great , a basic system on two floppies 
and a complete system with twelve , tha's great . But the 
latest versions ... i'm wondering ... ) .

The little one.

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In reply to Re: Installing LWP in Slack 8 by nehlwyn
in thread Installing LWP in Slack 8 by strredwolf

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