Re: [orca-list] getting xfe to boot in graphical mode with orca talking usinG Knoppix-Adriane?
- From: David Ring <n1ea arrl net>
- To: Michael Whapples <mwhapples aim com>
- Cc: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] getting xfe to boot in graphical mode with orca talking usinG Knoppix-Adriane?
- Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:53:33 -0500
You can type
knoppix
at the boot screen to go into the X windows mode.
The easier way is to just let the CD boot into Adriane, and then push the down arrow button all the way to the bottom where it says full X windows environment.
I'm sure you'll notice how much faster Adriane is without X server running especially on an older computer.
That should be easy enough!
I don't know if you remember when Windows came out, our computers would just boot up into the command line and we'd have to type win to get windows to work. But this also allowed us to use DOS programs without running Windows.
Having the Adriane command line interface there is something good because the programs are very fast - even if you can see using command line mail program is much faster - plus you don't see the junk pictures from the SPAM.
Best wishes,
DR
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Michael Whapples
<mwhapples aim com> wrote:
Hello,
I am unsure whether you are talking about knoppix on a LiveCD or on a
hard disk installation and whether you mean orca starting automatically
when X starts or whether you mean to get X to start automatically.
Here are some instructions for the LiveCD. Put the CD in the CD drive
and reboot the computer with it booting from the CD. Almost immediately
after the CD starts spinning the boot prompt appears (it may be about 1
or 2 seconds, but it is very soon), just press enter at this boot
prompt. The CD will spin and the system will start to load. When it has
finished booting you should hear espeak talking a menu (default option
is for help). If you don't hear this then your sound card may not be
automatically detected, I am sorry I can't suggest much here to help in
this case. Anyway assuming you do hear espeak, cursor down to the
graphical option, press enter and then either select openoffice or
firefox if you only want to use those applications but if you want a
full desktop environment select the full X session option. When you
press enter on one of these options the CD will spin and load more
stuff, you will hear a message telling you it is loading and then you
will hear the "Welcome to orca" message (be aware that orca may start
before the desktop is fully ready, in this case just wait for the
desktop to finish loading).
If you meant something else please say what you meant.
Also I don't know if you have noticed but the list automatically sends
reply to the sender not to the list, if you want your response to go to
the list then reply to all or manually change the to field. I guess if
you want more information on a different situation you will want it to
go to the list as there may be others more familiar with knoppix than
me.
Michael Whapples
On -10/01/37 20:59, hank smith wrote:
hello how do I get the knopix distro booting up in graphical
mode with orca talking automaticly? am using distro:
Knoppix-Adriane
THANKS hANK
kind regards
Hank
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