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The image that I use, for my talking rescue disk,
is at the bottom of this page.

http://www.eklhad.net/linux/jupiter

Course it runs the jupiter speech system,
which is not as well known as the others,
so you may not be familiar with it.

The nice thing about this system is,
it's only 30 meg,
not 700 meg,
and that can help a lot if you're using a slower connection to the internet.

Karl