I would do a "manual" install. Boot from a talking disk, partition the
hard drive, install grub, install the base system, install a kernel,
reboot. I've never done it with a RH derived distro but it is not
particularly difficult with debian. I'm sure googling will get you
instructions. As an emacspeak user, you probably won't find it beyond
your abilities.
On 04/06/2015 12:25 PM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
Is orca the only way screen reader users can have fedroa20 install
itself on a hard drive and come up talking on the reboot after
installation? Once some form of screen reader is working, what command
needs to be run to start such a hard drive installation too? I'd like
to have fedora20 use emacspeak to operate the screen reader once installed.
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