Hi. Although I have a Slackware 8.0 Linux system setup which I am content with, I'd like to try out Redhat so I can compare it to see why it's so popular. I have a friend who has Redhat CDS, but they are the standard versions as opposed to the modified Speakup versions, and neither of us have access to high-speed connections. So my question is, can I use a Speakup-enabled boot floppy with a standard Redhat CD to install Redhat on another partition while still preserving Slackware? Or, do I need the modified CD to install? Also, is it just the kernel that's modified, or is the installer also modified? Thanks for any info.
