Here are a couple of corrections to my info on grml that I recently posted to this list. There are 2 ways of booting the cd that I currently know of, both are equally valid and work fine. Hitting escape at the graphical boot splash will drop you back to the isolinux prompt. From here you can do things such as grml swspeak which is the way most people are used to starting the grml system. As noted to me by David, grml pulls in a default set of options from the isolinux.cfg file, you can then add swspeak or ssh or any options from the cheatsheet as you see fit. Hitting escape has the bennifit that you cancel the timeout on the graphical boot splash and sits you at the isolinux prompt until you are ready to boot. The alternative to this is to hit tab at the boot splash and key in extra options such as swspeak and press enter. I seem to recall that hitting tab cancels the timeout also and that you have plenty of time to type stuff in however my memory isn't what it once was so I could be incorrect on this. Either way you should get speech for grml. It was also pointed out that you can override the label or kernel from the isolinux prompt and that this is harder to do with the tab method. I often find it useful to put grml on a thumbdrive and change the default boot options so it brings up speech by default. It's also possible to remaster the CD to do this but this is outside the scope of this post. I hope someone finds this useful. Regards, Kerry
