According to Jude DaShiell:
# Failed to create secure file system message went away after I changed
ro to rw in
# syslinux.cfg. Should /dev/sda3 have been mentioned in syslinux.cfg where
# I have /home? If so, I didn't do that and this may explain some of the
# difficulties.
The device mentio
First, the hack to force the sound card on and to be unmuted does work.
I put it into /etc/profile since that should apply to the whole system.
I did manage to get dmesg output saved to a file. I'll see if I can get
that copied to another place where it can be shared later. I failed to
crea
The system is only a c.l.i. system so far since I first get the command
line working then get interested in g.u.i. later maybe. I'll adjust those
timeouts down to about 20. The first time I got archlinux to boot it said
it failed to create a secured or secure file system so it may be possible
According to Jude DaShiell:
# When I boot the computer with the arch hard drive in it, the system
waits until I hit enter to start talking.
Syslinux does run a boot menu, similar to the grub boot menu. You can
turn this off by adjusting the timeout setting in
/boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg and/o
When I boot the computer with the arch hard drive in it, the system waits
until I hit enter to start talking. Not a problem since it does talk but
only for a few seconds then espeak turns off. If I log in very quickly, I
get a root prompt. If I wait for a few seconds after that then espeak
g
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