Re: [orca-list] slint-14.2 which kernel parameter should i type to get software speech with build in speakup

[Didier Spaier <didier slint fr>]

Well, maybe instead of using Rufus you can just copy the ISO file to an USB stick from another Linux with a 
command like:
cp slint64-14.2.1.2.iso /dev/sdx

Where sdx should be replaced by the name of the USB stick you want to write the ISO file on, like e.g /dev/sdc

Of course check this name carefully with a command like:
lsblk -l -o name,size,type mountpoint
and also check that no partition of this device (if any) be mounted.

Best,
Didier

PS I recently learned that the command cp works for that, confirmed by Thomas Schmitt, author of xorriso.
I will mention that in the Slint documentation, replacing dd by cp.



On 04/06/2019 13:52, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel via orca-list wrote:
> I AM sad. Its really seems to Me, that I will not be able to use Slint. I have also tested with my Lenovo 
> G50 laptop Idea series. But boot loader even do not play a welcome sound. And Pressing Enter key do not 
> cause kernel loading. I will try to change from DD mode to ISo mode in RUFUS to try The difference.
> Toshiba Satellite L650 D notebook with contain BIOS so boot in legacy mode try to load The kernel, kernel 
> loads, harddrive heads are moving but system stop before Brltty and speech can be hear. I will ask my 
> sighted mother for error, I can also test The error by using mobile phone and some OCR software to find 
> out, which warning or error is on The display.
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