-+  Kernel Selection Help +-

You'll need one kernel to get Linux started on your system so that you can
install it.  The default kernel is hugesmp.s, which requires at least a
Pentium Pro processor.  If this kernel doesn't work for you, you may try
the regular "huge.s" kernel, which supports i486 and better single CPU
machines.
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hugesmp.s       Default Slackware Kernel
huge.s          Default Slackware Kernel for i486 and better machines,
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If you are going to install a kernel other than the default (livecd.s,huge.s)
,you must choose on setup the kernel-modules package for each kernel, or
your system will not boot right...
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* Tip:  If you have no idea which kernel to use, go with hugesmp.s!       *
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To boot the chosen kernel put the name of the kernel and press enter.

boot: hugesmp.s  "For example, boot the 'hugesmp.s' kernel!"

To check your system memory with memtest86+, use 'memtest':

boot: memtest