Fri Jul 16 14:31:59 CDT 1999
Three changes were made to zipslack.zip:
  1.  \--LINUX-.--- was removed, as it was preventing the virtual /DOS
      directory from working.
  2.  nobody's crontab was edited to cd into / before running updatedb.
  3.  /usr/sbin/pppd was pointing to the wrong version of pppd.  It now
      points to pppd-2.3 instead of pppd-2.2.
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Mon May 10 23:36:22 CDT 1999
New ZipSlack 3.9 release:  ZipSlack rebuilt from Slackware 3.9 packages.  Now
uses the Linux 2.0.37pre10 kernel.  fourmeg.zip rebuilt for ZipSlack 3.9.
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Wed Oct 28 04:01:07 CST 1998
New ZipSlack 3.6 release:  ZipSlack rebuilt from Slackware 3.6 packages.
fourmeg.zip rebuilt for ZipSlack 3.6.
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Mon Oct 26 01:45:51 CST 1998
Upgraded bootdisk.img to linux-2.0.35 for upcoming ZipSlack release.
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Fri Aug 14 20:59:26 CDT 1998
Added fourmeg.zip package.  This adds an 8 megabyte swap file to ZipSlack,
allowing it to boot on machines with only 4 megabytes of RAM.  Hopefully this
will help make some of those old 386 laptops useful again. :^)
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Fri Jun  5 21:00:59 PDT 1998
zipslack.zip rebuilt from the latest Slackware.
Upgraded bootdisk.img to linux-2.0.34.
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Wed May 27 02:25:45 CDT 1998
Rebuilt zipslack.zip from current Slackware snapshot, added 'dip' package,
      and added PCMCIA support.
NOTE: This won't allow you to install to a drive connected through a PCMCIA
      card, only to use PCMCIA devices.  Booting Linux on a PCMCIA device
      would require using an initial ramdisk (initrd) with PCMCIA support, and
      my tests here have shown that an initrd doesn't work with a UMSDOS Linux
      system installed in \LINUX.
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Tue May 12 23:57:28 CDT 1998
Updated zipslack.zip archive to use new /vmlinuz, and set -R rdev flag to 0.
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Fri May  8 22:24:37 CDT 1998
Recompiled kernel on zipslack.img using newer NCR 53c8xx SCSI driver.  This
is reported to work better with Diamond SCSI cards.