🚀 go-pugleaf

Can anyone help me with this problem?

I am trying to install Linux onto a Pentium 100 with 16 mb ram.

I am using a SB16 bit sound card and CD ROM to do the job (or trying to).

I have created the boot disks etc etc....everything is done right up to 
the actual installation of the source files.

When I use the SETUP menu within linux, select destinations, swap space 
config and everything works fine UNTIL I select to install from CD and 
then I cannot get it to find the right directory with the source files!

Originally I was trying to install an older distribution slackware from 
infomagic which exhibited this problem. Then I purchased a recent (Nov 
95) slackware also form infomagicw BUT it still does it!

I think that is does this because the CDROM is set up in a dos file 
system and hence I should select custom and choose the directory 
"DISTRIBU/SLACKWAR" (i.e. DOS pattern). I have tried this and millions of 
other "likely" possibilities. I have checked the directory names by 
viewing the CD on another computer and that is correct naming for it.

I know the CD ROM is working ok coz the light flashes when you call it to 
check the directory and yet it gives the message "source directory not 
found. you'll have to configure the media" or something like that.

I no longer have windows on my drive and DOS alone cannot access my HDD 
as far as I know (see I am only OK at using UNIX not with using DOS/WINDOWS).

I am really stuck here. I know that there is an extremely simple solution 
to my problem and I thank people in advance for any help that they can 
give me.

Thanks,
Ed