On my slackware distribution (also 9.1), xf86config is in /usr/X11R6/bin; you might check to see if it appears there on your system. If it does, the problem is likely in your PATH setting; you should add /usr/X11R6/bin to your PATH variable. If you're using the bash shell, you can add a statement such as: PATH=${PATH}:/usr/X1R6/bin to your .profile or .bashrc file, so that this directory will be added every time you login. If you don't have xf86config in /usr/X11R6/bin, you can try the following as root from the command line: find / -name "xf86config*" which should show you the location of all files beginning with xf86config. If the command returns no results, you may not have installed X-windows when you installed slackware.
Hope this helps.
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