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"Initiating start up sequence" voice
I know this might sound pretty lame to the people out there who are trying to stop their kernels from panicking and who cant get on the net, but I was wondering if anyone knew how to get the nice voice going again. it works from the disc but stops after a HDD install.
since I first heard David login to his Apple laptop and be greeted by computerised voice in Independence Day, I thought it would be really cool to have something similar on my own lappie. You can imagine my surprise when checking out all the other cool features of Knoppix, I find it has this aswell.
Any luck with this anyone?
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I feel your pain Ford Prefect.
I, too, lost my audio when I installed Knoppix to HDD. It was the simple matter of two commands and a logout/login. I neglected to write it down, however, and after three Knoppix upgrades, I have forgotten. I know it is not 42.
BUT, all hope is not lost... here... put this fish in your ear...
I searched these fora for "enable audio" (or similar) and eventually found the same subject for which you search:
http://www.knoppix.net/forum/
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/forum-49.html
http://forums.linuxiso.org/viewforum.php?f=50
Don't panic!
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I think you have to edit /etc/init.d/xsession, maybe can help this thread:
http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtop...t=female+voice
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Initiating start up sequence
Control Center -> Sound & Multimedia -> System Notifications -> KDE System Notifications -> KDE is starting up -> /usr/share/sounds/startup.ogg
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Simply brows the knoppix cd for mp3s, ogg, or wave files thats how i found them for my SuSe and windows box, last year no longer use it and can,t remember what file format it was in.
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