Aldo
Tue, 06 Jun 2006 10:29:18 -0700
On Tue, Jun 06, 2006 at 01:04:04PM +0200, Philip Richardson wrote: > Le mardi 06 juin 2006 à 11:29 +0200, Aldo a écrit : > > I have tried our mini iso; > > > > the brltty driver got a problem: > > Cannot open screen device: /dev/vcsa: No such file or directory > > Creating screen device: /dev/vcsa: mode=020600 major=7 minor=128 > Yes the device is created dynamically.
Yes but no matter, I only see my cursor hanging in the air after that message, nothing more to read, no prompt etc; only if I do alt+f2 I am able to open a new console. I have to try it again with text26. > > There is also a brltty error message who is already corrected by Samuel > > Thibault for Debian; maybe you build again the mini iso based on that > > iso, so it resolve maybe 2 problems in 1 shot? > Samuel's mini.iso is also a pure debian-installer. Yes. > The only difference, is the version. > We use the Sarge DI and Samuel's on is in Etch version. So we have to fix then the problem ourselve on our Stable iso. > All packages, including brltty are parts of the debian-installer. Ah, ok. > > I also noticed: > > - I miss cfdisk on it when I read the pkg list, > It seems possible to make it work with cfdisk but we need more > enquiries. Anyway, no matter if we can't do that for the moment, we can still do cfdisk partitioning from within Grml or Knoppix. Isn't it? > > - and can you fit then our blindia-installer-0.2.2.sh on it so that we > > no longer need to get it from another place, hd or site? > > (at that point you hadn't any internet connection because no detection > > nor installation is started. > It will be the third alternative. The Blindia-live-cd. Be online in the > following weeks ! Yes, maybe as we said by phone: with blindia...sh as default installer, and the d-i as alternate. > Just for recall, for the moment our primary goal is to provide several > ways to install a Debian Sarge Distribution ( It's the one we use ). Yes. >We > have now : > > The first one, launching the grml script within a live cd ( grml or > knoppix ). > The second one, using the official debian installer modified for a > braille reader. > The third ( to come ), a blindia live-cd with the script and the > packages includes. Sounds wonderful; but let's fix some small things on the mini iso before launching the 3rd chapter. > After ? no limits if it can help some one ! > Maybe seeking also other distributions ? But help needed ! Well, until now we only have worked around braille ... There is also a speech problem under Gnu/Linux, so there will be for sure things to do, but we can take our time to do them in a good way, easy, practical, userfriendly, as we did for the braille part. > Philip Aldo. _______________________________________________ BlinDIA Project Mailing List BlinDIA@lists.ael.be http://lists.ael.be/mailman/listinfo/blindia Archive : http://lists.ael.be/pipermail/blindia or http://www.mail-archive.com/blindia%40lists.ael.be Home Page : http://brlspeak.net/blindia.php