    R U N  (S E T U P)   A F T E R  Y O U   L O G I N  A S  R O O T.
(1),(2) below, are assumed you already created the EXT2 Partition
    prior to this, if you haven't made the Linux Native 'EXT2' Partition,
    please read the 'INSTALL.TXT' on how to create one before running any
    of these commands below.


    The two possible ways to install VectorLinux, Please see below:
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1.) EXT2 to EXT2 install
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First mount the drive with the media 'veclinux.bz2' on /DOS, could be:

# setup
# mount /dev/'hda1, sda1, hdb1, hdc1' /DOS'
# ext2 -install
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2.) DOS to Linux install
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First mount the DOS drive with the media 'veclinux.bz2' on /DOS, could be:

# setup
# mount -o user /dev/'hda1, sda1, hdb1, hdc1' /DOS
# linux -install
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HOW TO MAKE A TWO 1.44 FLOPPY BOOT/ROOT/RESCUE DISK SET   (recommended!)
From DOS or a Windows Partition cd C:\veclinux\images > rawrite.exe boot.img,
rawrite.exe root.img. 
[Alternative to above,(If you want Linux to make the boot, root floppies).
To create the boot, root install disks not using the DOS method above, do
this after booting with 'C:\veclinux\ram.bat' (Login as 'root'), then type:.
# mount -o user /dev/hda1 /DOS                                            
# floppy
TIP: substitute /dev/hda1 with your Harddrive actual location e.g /dev/sda1,
/dev/hda2, /dev/hdc1 - type this to find out where your Partitions are after
booting ram.bat & logging in as 'root' (Username is root).
# fdisk -l