Is this before your reboot the installation?
Is your computer still at this screen? Or have your rebooted since (or
turned it off)?
Eric Kosten writes:
> Hello all! When trying a fresh install of the speakup fc3 disks of build
> 2.6.9, I see the following situation when trying to make the initrd:
> following these instructions
>
> 2. Change to the directory that contains your new installation by typing:
> cd /mnt/sysimage and pressing --ENTER--
> 3. Now, restrict your view to your installation by typing the following
> command. Notice that your prompt changes when you do this.
> chroot . Be sure to type the period just as indicated--it's part of the
> chroot command, and remember to end your command by pressing --ENTER--.
> 4. Next, change directory one more time by typing:
> cd /lib/modules
> 5. Now, make a new initrd with Speakup by issuing the following command.
> Where this command has {TAB} you should press the TAB key. Don't actually
> type
> {TAB}! And, where we have {synth.keyword}, replace this text with the
> correct sSpeakup word for your speech synthesizer. As always, end your
> command with
> the --ENTER-- key.
> /sbin/mkinitrd -v -f
> /boot/initrd-{tab} --with=pcspkr --with=speakup_{synth.keyword} {TAB} and
> then press the BackSpace key to remove the slash character
> from the end of your command.
>
> error as follows:
> looking for deps of module pcspkr
> looking for deps of module speakup_synth=dectlk
> no module found for speakup_synth=dectlk for kernel 2.6.9-1.681_FC3spk1,
> aborting
>
> Again, this install includes all four disks, as in cd media and I hit the
> space bar on all which put the * char infront of the choice. Any help is
> appreciated.
> Eric
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