moonshine and a run in with xen

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Hi,

Just to clarify about the xen kernel from SpeakupModified:

As another exchange on this list pointed out, xen kernels should talk.
This will get fixed.

Meanwhile, the strategy Jude describes is one workaround.

A more direct solution is to uncheck "Virtualization" in the expanded
package selection screen.

Or, you can indicate a different default digit on the appropriate line
in /boot/grub/grub.conf.

Or, you can simply remove the xen kernel with an rpm -e [kernel.xen].

Janina

Jude DaShiell writes:
> It's very likely when users select all packages on the custom packages 
> screen they will get at least one kernel stanza installed in their 
> /etc/grub.conf files even with the speakupmodified version of moonshine. 
> In fact if they don't get xen in /etc/grub.conf given the current 
> instruction set they did it wrong. Firstboot is not the only thing that 
> will prevent speakup from talking, xen does that too.  So one of the tasks 
> to do as a final step is to remove the four line xen stanza from 
> /etc/grub.conf and once done reboot.  When that's done, moonshine comes up 
> talking.  Second complete installation today and I couldn't get it talking 
> until I had me a search through /etc/grub.conf and deleted some lines.
> 
> 
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