Installing Speakup separate from Linux.
Anna Schneider
annas at drizzle.com
Tue Mar 5 00:22:07 EST 2002
Hello. I'm including the message to whic I am responding this time.
Sorry about the previous time. My brain has been more fried in the pat
few weeks then it's been in ages.
That all makes sense and after I ordered my computer today, which I did do
much excitement, I forwarded various links to them to look at and
emphasized that I want to be in communication with the technical people
there. I think it should all be fine.
Thank you again for much help.
Anna
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Janina Sajka wrote:
> Anna:
>
> I'm not sure who you're responding to, because you didn't retain any of
> the message you're responding to. Since several of us wrote you, including
> me, I'm taking the liberty to say that this message below is not correct,
> from the perspective of my earlier note today. There's no reason to patch
> a kernel tree and compile a new kernel in order to get speakup into a Red
> Hat 7.2 installation. Red Hat has something called the Red Hat Package
> Manager, rpm for short, that will be very familiar to the Pogo people.
> It's a simple way of swapping a new kernel, one that has speakup in it,
> into your installation.
>
> The difference between the rpm approach and compiling a new kernel is
> major. Using rpm, the Pogo people can have you up to speed in a matter of
> minutes. Doing the kernel route is at least an hour for an experienced
> person, and many many hours for someone doing it for the first time.
> On
> Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Anna Schneider wrote:
>
> > Okay. I need to read some how to documents before my computer actually
> > arrives. I didn't unerstand most of that. *grin* The files to do either
> > of those options are on the Speak Up web site right? I saw a file called
> > something like speakup.tar.gc or some such that I am assuming is Speakup
> > without a distribution, or Speakup I can stick on top of a distribution.
> >
> > Anna
> >
> >
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