RE: Coming back to Linux.

["Julio C. Perez" <jcperez1 ix netcom com>]

	I am also coming back to Linux after a long time. So long, in fact, that I
am back in newly level. I've installed Rehat 6 with sighted assistance. I've
also downloaded Emacspeak.tar.gz and emacspeak-10.0.tgz and copied them to
the tmp directory. This is as far as my current knowledge can bring me. I
have a Dectalk Express attached to the system. What I need to know is where
I can obtain step-by-step instructions on how to install emacspeak which
assume that I know nothing about Linux. Once I get enough speech output to
get feedback from a shell prompt and read man pages I'll be able to hack my
way through the rest of the details... or so the theory goes. My access to
sighted assistance is really limited so every minute of guessing saved is
several cents saved. I have also subscribed to the emacspeak e-list and will
be posting a similar message there.
	Thanks in advance for any help this list can provide.

-----Original Message-----
From: James R. Van Zandt [mailto:jrv vanzandt mv com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 1999 8:10 PM
To: Nektarios Mallas
Cc: blinux-list redhat com
Subject: Re: Comming back to linux.



Nektarios -

You should be able to just install the emacspeak and emacspeak-ss RPMs
which you can download from the blinux ftp archives.

To install Red Hat, I suggest you look into their "kickstart"
procedure.

			- Jim Van Zandt


>From: "Nektarios Mallas" <nmallas abest com>
>Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 19:20:21 -0400
>
>Hi listers.
>After a long time away from linux, I am seriously coming back to it and I
>have some questions.
>I would like to use emacspeak and I am installing redhat 6.0. I will be
>using an apollo2 synthesizer. Which rpms do I need, the binary emacspeak
and
>the binary server file or the source code to add the apollo2 driver to
>emacspeak?
>Also, is it now possible to install redhat without assistance from another
>person? I have 2 pcs both with network cards and serial connections if
>needed.  Is it possible to some how telnet to the initial redhat boot disk?
>That's it for now, thanks for any help.
>
>Nektarios.

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