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So, after waiting 2 hours or so, it gave me an error at the end. Something about renamed directories. I looked on the SD card, and I found a whole bunch of folders, and tried to reboot and see if it worked anyways. It did not, in fact, I held the R trigger at boot too,  but didn't see an option...

Is it normal for packages to be like 11KB? I downloaded IOQuake3 (for SlackWare), and it's about that size. Could it be corrupt? (It's in tar.gz format)

Also, before I forget, is there a special way to launch slackware apps? I'm new to anything non-windows. Or do I just launch it?

Thanks guys for all your help. I figured out why it wasn't working. I forgot to change the directory to the card with the tar.bz2 file on it. It is now compiling :D

Still didn't work... Any ideas?

Man I really would like this to work. Has anyone else had a similar issue? I've done everything I can think of. Instead of typing it in console, I'm going to copy and paste the command into terminal.

Yup, i capitilized everything I was supposed to. I have my 8GB card with the ext2 format. I followed all the instructions, but still getting that error. Just to be clear, the version and build number are like this: 14.0-6 right? I typed it in EXACTLY as shown. Do I have the file in the right...

Alright, so after I wiped the partition from the drive, I was able to format it as ext2! (Horray) However, now I'm still having problems with trying to make the code in terminal work. I realize the SLACK drive does NOT contain the tar.bz2 file, nor will it let me paste it onto the drive... So, I...

I actually had to type the command in terminal, and yes, I'm sure I typed it in right. If I wipe the partition, will that make any difference?

I'm really getting confused... I tried doing a format of ext2, that didn't work... I tried ignoring it and moving to the next step, it said it couldn't find the tar.bz2 flle (in terminal) and now, I need to delete partition? This is much more work than I thought it would have been. Has anyone...

Sorry for the bump, but do I need to even format it as ext2? Because it keeps giving me an error... How can I fix this? I posted the error in my previous posts. Thanks!

Nah I gave up on the windows installer. The file I believe is corrupt. I'm trying it from the Pandora now, and I'm close to being complete, but stuck. Maybe you can help here: http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/topic/13529-best-custom-os-for-pandora-in-regards-to-gaming/page-2

Still stuck on that same error.  (Which is it can't create the new ext2 file system) Any help?

Yeah I was confused on the ext2 format thing too. Anyways, I got an error when I Tried to "apply all operations" I followed all instructions, but still... I looked at the details, and this is what it says: Create Primary Partition #1 on /dev/mmcblk1 (This went wrong, due to the - sign) Create...

Something's up with that 4.3 GB file. I had to pause and redownload a couple of times so maybe that has something to do with it. Also, to be clear: Did I need two SD cards, one for the tar.bz2 file and one that I need to format, because I can't copy it over and THEN format it, because the file...

K, I can do this. But did you want me to format first before I copy over the tar.bz2 file? I must be confused if not. I'm VERY new to Linux, so now you know xD

Is it normal to take like an hour for it to install the IMZ file? And how long should I wait before taking it out you think?

In the tutorial, it said to use USBit. And I did. What other tool should I use?

I just read that I can't have formatted the card as Fat32, which is what I did. So, I reformatted the card. Now, where I'm confused is: There are two Files, the SL4P 14.0 tar.gz file (1.6GB) and the other one that I tried installing (4.3 GB) Which one should I use and what are the differences...

Hey I rebooted the Pandora with my 16GB card in the left slot, but it boots to the pandora OS? Please help. And I have the system file on my card.