Hi. You could also go to the Speakup site at www.linux-speakup.org, download the Speakup checkout script, download the latest kernel from www.kernel.org, and run the checkout script against the source tree. It works best if you create a symbolic linux link in /usr/src, which points at whereever your source tree is. If you aren't familiar with compiling a kernel, checkout the README file in the linux/Documentation area of the linux source tree. In the Documentation directory, you will also find a file called spkguide.txt, which is the Speakup User's Guide. Learning to roll your own kernel frees you from being dependant on a distribution to keep up to date with the latest Speakup, and lets you upgrade to the latest Speakup whenever you like. Hope this helps. Gene >>>>>> "RP" == Rejean Proulx <rejp at gta.igs.net> writes: > > RP> Hello Speakup, In case I have to redo my system, where is the > RP> best place to get the Debian install cd's and what is the best > RP> method of installation? I am now at the point of trying to > RP> recompile my kernel. It is having trouble because it insists on > RP> mounting HDA2 as read only. > >Hello, > >if you have Debian which works now, you can use debootstrap ethod. > >Best regards > >-- > >Jan Buchal >Tel: (00420) 224921679 >Mob: (00420) 608023021 > > >_______________________________________________ >Speakup mailing list >Speakup at braille.uwo.ca >http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup
