On Sun, Aug 23, 2009 at 11:53:37PM -0700, Gregory Nowak wrote: > Exactly how many cuts/pastes? It often happens after doing the first "show." Sometimes I can seem to avoid it if I silence screen output before reaching the end of the page or output. It almost always happens if it reaches the "more" prompt at the bottom of the screen. I'm running the standard Squeeze speakup/ltlk packages, without modifications, loaded from grub, and unsuccessfully attempting to run speakupconf from /etc/rc.local. I've been deleting the /etc/speakup directory every time there's been an upgrade, ever since I began using speakupconf, and saving the settings in pristine condition to avoid any bugs. This problem has been going on since I started using Shane's Debian Etch kernel, so I think it's either Debian, or my old Celeron computer's fault, because I've been grabbing every new release Debian has provided. About the only configurations I ever bother fiddling with are mutt, edbrowse, andirssi, and writing scripts to handle most operations with a single word. For instance, I have a script called /usr/local/sbin/Upgrade that handles running "aptitude -q upgrade" for me Similarly I have a Search and Show script for package searching and displays. rc.local checks with uname to see if the Shane kernel is in use and uses it's older setup methods. Otherwise it runs speakupconf. Michael -- Linux User: 177869 Powered by Intel
