ubuntu install question

[Brent Harding]

Will it detect SBLive value cards for sound? I should take that hastle of a 
beast out of the old box and buy another Turtle Beach Montego DDL as I know 
Oralux detects that without a hitch in the machine that only works with 
windows because of the network card. I wonder how easy it is in this Ubunto 
that's accessible to use something besides Festival if I buy a better synth, 
or if maybe I can just use my Double Talk PC?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jude DaShiell" <jdashiel at shellworld.net>
To: <blinux-list at redhat.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 8:28 AM
Subject: ubuntu install question


> I'm trying to install accessible ubuntu onto a hard drive here.  With 
> sighted assistance I learned you key in boot selections and boot commands 
> 10 seconds after you hear the post test beep.  Then gnopernicus comes up 
> talking for me.  When I try to install ubuntu and it can be done by 
> sighted people and I know of a remote kickstart way to get it done too I 
> get gnopernicus minimized and then do alt-f2 and key in install and tab 
> once and hit space to run it in terminal mode since gnome panel won't work 
> for this.  Then I tab over to run and hit enter.  An install window is 
> created and when I try alt-tab to open it it says switch to install window 
> but that's all.  If anyone else who has done this knows, is the install 
> application needing to have caret mode used to make it talk or is 
> something else limiting things?  When I had sighted assistance to install 
> on this drive the first time we ended up with a grub error 18 the first 
> time and couldn't get past that.  The second time I tried installing was 
> remotely with linux ks=http://cwelug.org/~rwcitek/ubuntu/ks.cfg I got an 
> error 22 frrom grub as it failed.  Others on this list who try that 
> install may have better luck which is why I'm sharing it here.  By the 
> way, if you replace linux with server in front of ks= on that last line 
> you get a server installation rather than a desktop install.  The desktop 
> install is the more complete of the two of them.  Now I have to research 
> grub error 22 before my next installation attempt.  This could be a bad 
> hard drive and if so, it's on a sled so can be switched out.
>
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