redhat 7.1/speakup images

[Janina Sajka]

Hi, Jim:

OK. Two things:

First, which you may not want to hear, Redhat is now at 7.1.94 and they're 
There's a directory on the first disc image called images. This contains 
floppy boot images and drivers disks that you can create with dd in linux 
or rawrite in dos. Rawrite is in the dos_utils directory, if you need to 
use that. If you do use rawrite, remember to kill your screen reader 
during the writing process as it can corrupt the floppy being written--and 
do the write from outside of Windows, just for good measure, like a 
shutdown to ms dos, for example, or a native dos boot.

PS: Current redhat is 7.1.94 and Bill has it at octothorp under roswell. 
What's cool about it is that ext3 is now available.
 On Wed, 29 Aug 
2001, Jim Ruby wrote:

> Hi, I went to:
> speakup.octothorp.org and looked in the pub/redhat 7.1 directory and downloaded the three images there along with the two speakup files there.
> 
> Is there a way to startup this up in dos instead of booting off the cdrom as my cmos is not setup to boot of the rom yet.  I will be using the double talk lt and I would like to try it with the double talk pc with my triple talk 
> and see if it will find it, but I doubt it.  I will be hooking up the lt on com 1.
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> _______________________________________________
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> Speakup at braille.uwo.ca
> http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup
> 

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