Grml installation

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* <jaffar at jeffstudio.net> <jaffar at jeffstudio.net> wrote:

> Hi folks.  Ok. I've got the grml iso, burnt it to disk, and then
> what?  I can't find any guide as to it's direct usage from the
> prepared CD, or installation to hard disk.  Yes I did find a
> sketchy discription of the install to Hard disk process on the
> site, but A new bee like me would be still lost after reading it.
> For example, Having booted up grml from the cd, Must I type
> anything to make speakup interact with my hardware dectalk  synth?

If you use the grml live-cd just enter speakup's kernel cheatcodes
at the bootprompt:

grml speakup_synth=dectlk

This should activate the speakup kernel module for the dectalk synth.

BTW: If you do not have a hardware synthesizer you can try booting
with the new swspeak option:

grml swspeak

This prepares the system for use with software synthesizer through
speakup. Just run 'speechd-up' after booting up to activate sound
output then.

A list of all available cheatcodes is available online as well:
http://grml.org/files/release-0.6/grml-cheatcodes.txt

HTH && regards,
-mika-
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