Hello to everyone

[Janina Sajka]

There are mainly a few key files difference between the speakup enabled
and the default distros. You could really take care of it
iteratively--it's just easier not to have to.

Essentially, you really only need the speech enabled floppy disk image to
boot your system. That will give you a speaking insta..

Next, you need the kernels with speakup--not a small download, but much
more manageable over 56K. This will get your system talking when you boot.

Lastly, you need the speakup enabled keyboard--forget the exact
filename--loadkeys, something like that.

I'm sure someone will fill in here. It's probably a good short list to put
up for folks who can't handle the megadownloads.




 On Thu, 23 Aug
2001, Amanda Lee wrote:

> Excellent Janina, I have notepad open here and am compiling my cheat
> sheet.
>
> I just don't know that I  will be able to download CD images in my
> lifetime at 56K for now!  Trying to get DSL but that's another story.
>
> Have plenty of CDR burning capability at home but no broad band connection
> at this point.
>
> I'm planning to go on vacation for a week.  Wonder if I started a download
> before I left if it would be finished in time when I get home hahaha!
>
> 650MB being the average to fillup a 74 minute CD,  Yeah could happen.
>
> Thanks!  -  Amanda
>
>
>
>
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>

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				Janina Sajka, Director
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