Hi, I am also wanting to rebuild the debian-installer as I am totally
blind and would like to build a version that automatically starts
speakup on boot rather then having to press a letter as sometimes I am
not always sure when the drive stops spinning so most of the time I am
successful but not all of the time. Also having the ability to set the
proper volume and speech rate as well as what language espeak uses by
default would be a very nice thing to document. On my desktop system
that is 32 bit I like the feature where the pc speaker beeps but how in
my local copy of the debian-installer can I just configure all of the
targets to beep if a built in pc speaker is installed as I read about
the configuration leaves or so they call it but to make a change across
the entire local copy of the debian-installer so they all do the same
thing I am not sure where to look. On my 64 bit system there is no pc
speaker that can beep but the sound card is detected properly so I do
get speech and my next question is can I build a 32 and a 64 bit
debian-installer on either system even if the 64 bit debian-installer
won't run on the 32 bit system? Nick Gawronski
On 12/28/2013 3:36 PM, Ozi Traveller wrote:
I made a replacement for rootskel-gtk, using the previous version
rootskel-gtk_1.27_amd64.udeb as the source, with a higher version
number. I've changed the theme and the logo.
I've been told that the way to have the d-i use this new version is to
rebuild d-i (preferably) or
the initrd (at least).
My question is, how do I rebuild the d-i and then how do I incorporate
the new d-i in my build?
Cheers
