Hello,
This really is a question for debian-boot, not debian-accessibility.
Nick Gawronski, le jeu. 09 sept. 2021 05:18:12 -0500, a ecrit:
> Using the DVD 1 with the non-free firmware gives me the message that the
> following firmware is not found iwlwifi-6000g2b-6.ucode and
> iwlwifi-6000g2b-5.u
You forgot that important point!
Okay, I'll run the installer and issue the commands while the installer
starts to run.
I'm guessing at any time after the boot screen for the installer, if not
tell me at which point it can respond to those commands and I'll save the
output to another keystick.
I
I already know all of this, it's all in the archives of the mailing
list.
What I'm asking you is to run the same set of commands, inside the
installer, on the second console for instance. You can for instance
write the output on a mounted keystick.
Samuel
One more thing!
Also after installation, I have no screen reader in any of the
consoles except the log in console. That means I cannot be in Mate
and open up a console with screen reader, I have to log out of Mate,
and use that console as it's the only console with speech.
Best wishes,
David
The installer doesn't work in this way.
1. No sound is heard during installation after "select a sound card
by pressing enter".
Since I can see also as well as hear, I read the screen with a
magnifying glass and proceeded, I understand about software screen
review, and I mourn it's loss because
D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> I also attach a file with the answers to your request.
Ok, thanks. Is this on a system that works, or within the installer that
doesn't work? We need both, to be able to compare and see where things
get wrong.
Samuel
I am happy you repeated yourself, Samuel, it made it easier to find
your message.
Having done what you asked, I now see that I probably didn't need to
wait until I had bullseye working on my computer, I probably could
have done this in Slackware which was working.
I also attach a file with the an
D.J.J. Ring wrote:
> This joy didn't last long because of problems with Xauthority files, they were
> causing problems. Didier helped me with this, he said that logging in as root
> and running X can cause file ownership problems.
Mmm, but that's not supposed to happen, it's a bug worth trying to
Hi David,
After your nap (mine just ended, by the way), please provide commands'
output
requested by Samuel (on your Debian 11 system, of course).
As a reward, Samuel will release speech-dispatcher 11.0, maybe :-)
Cheers,
Didier
Le 22/08/2021 à 12:42, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. a écrit :
Hi Samuel,
Hi Samuel,
I'll get this to you later. I've found a work around to not being able to
log into Mate. If you have more than one Desktop Environment you can log
in. If you only have Mate you have to change the selection from "default"
to "Mate" and it works, you can now log in and reboot and it will
I did something similar, instead of installing the default, I just didn't
select Mate, leaving Debian Desktop and System Utilities selected .
I thought Debian Desktop Environment WAS Mate but it wasn't it was GNOME or
something that looked just like it and it used a different display manager.
The
Hello,
I can only repeat myself.
I am not getting theses issues in my tests, so we need information from
your machine to determine what is going wrongly in your case.
For the MATE problem, please bring it up to MATE maintainers who will
know what to inspect, we in debian-accessibility don't have
What happens if desktop isn't installed but mate is installed? Does mate
come up as the default once that's done?
I haven't tried that yet but could check it out.
On Sun, 22 Aug 2021, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 8/21/21, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've had a while to try to ge
On 8/21/21, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've had a while to try to get debian 11.0.0 installed and I wanted to
> give a status report.
>
> First the most important part, I found a work around.
>
> If you select "MATE" instead of "Default" in the upper right corner,
> you can log in with y
I'll try that but I'm so tired of installing and reinstating Debian 11 that
I went to bed.
Broken Screen Review
I understand that the screen review using and
has been broken for years, but it still appears in the on screen
documentation of Debian Accessible Text installer UNLESS something else
You may need to run spd-conf as user and make sure espeak or espeak-ng is
pointed at correct sound resources in order for that to work.
Alternatively, fenrir may solve the speech problem for tty1-tty6.
On Sat, 21 Aug 2021, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've had a while to try to get debia
Hello,
I've had a while to try to get debian 11.0.0 installed and I wanted to
give a status report.
First the most important part, I found a work around.
If you select "MATE" instead of "Default" in the upper right corner,
you can log in with your username.
I compared the current 'AMD Netinst i
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