Hi all, I'm looking at installing debian for the first time. I was thinking of using GRML and its debootstrap script, but as I understand it, you are left without a speakup modified kernel. I suppose installing GRML directly to the HD would work, but I don't think debian unstable is something I want to be dealing with at this time. Is there a better way to install debian that has/ensures a speakup modified kernel? Thanks in advance, -- Rob
