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[Andy Ashbaugh <andy AT andyashbaugh.com>]

Hi everyone:
   I'm trying to install BL2 on an old 75 Mhz processor I acquired 
recently, but I'm having difficulty installing it to the hard drive. The 
box has a CD-ROM, but I haven't been successful at getting any OS to 
recognize it, so I'm installing from floppy disk.
   I've successfully partitioned the hard drive into four linux file 
systems (one for boot, one for swap) and formatted them with mke2fs. I 
mount the boot partition at /hd. Then, because I don't have a working 
CD-ROM, I copied the necessary Slakware packages into tmp from floppy 
disks. I mount the 2nd hard drive partition at /cd and set up the 
necessary file structure there (I've triple checked it for accuracy), 
and I move the eight required slackware packages into their respective 
directories.
   So far so good, but when I try to run the install command, I get the 
following error:

gunzip: go.gz: No such file or directory

Is go.gz something I need to get from the Slakware mirror and put 
somewhere? How do I solve this problem? Thanks in advance!

Andy