grml question

[Gregory Nowak]

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On Sun, Dec 24, 2006 at 05:21:59AM -0500, tony seth wrote:
> I'm using version .09 and when trying to the ls 
> command, sometimes the output is spelled 1 letter at a time is there a 
> way to stop that?  

The only way to stop that, is to turn off preemption in the kernel
config, recompile, and remaster the iso. This problem has come up on
here a few weeks ago as well.

> the other problem I'm having, is I'm using an 9ibm 
> thinkpad and cannot use the speakup keys and can't find a cheatcode for 
> that.

Go read the speakup user's guide. If you have a kernel source patched
with speakup, you'll find it in Documentation/speakup/spkguide.txt. I
assume you can also grab this from linux-speakup.org and mirrors, but I
haven't checked on that. You want to read section 3 of that guide,
specifically, towards the bottom of section 3. In a nutshell, you need
to hold down your caps lock key, and you can then use

uio
jkl
m,.

as your speakup review keys. Again, spkguide.txt has more details.

Greg



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