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Hi folks,
I am pleased to announce that the packages I mentioned a couple of weeks ago 
are now publically available. They contain a precompiled Linux kernel along 
with a set of modules. The latest CVS version of speakup is in this kernel, 
as well as the alsa modules version 1.05a. If you want to try these out, you 
can obtain them from my ftp server:

ftp://ftp.pcdesk.net/kerneljcl

I'll have rsync available soon as well, probably within a couple of hours.
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* kernel packages
@  Joseph C. Lininger
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From: Joseph C. Lininger @  UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi all,
I'm currently working on building some precompiled kernel packages, and I 
need people willing to test them out. I am primarily targeting Slackware 
users with these packages, but I am building the packages so that they could 
be installed on any distribution. These packages include both the kernel 
itself (vmlinuz), and a set of kernel modules. The following features are 
included:

* Speakup screen reader.
* Kernel and modules optemized for several processors
* Ability to boot from either ext3 or XFS root filesystems.
* Extended attribute and access control lists (ACL's) for EXT2, EXT3,
XFS, and NFS filesystems.
* Support for most IDE controlers compiled in, and support for most SCSI
controlers as modules.
* IDE-SCSI support.
* CD packet writing support.
* Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) modules for sound support.
* A set of kernel modules which provide features needed by most users. (USB, 
IEEE1394, TCP/IP, etc.)

As I said, I want to test them before making them publically available. If 
you would be willing to test these packages out, please email me off list. 
Please include your processor type so that I can instruct you as to which 
file to download. At this time, I have kernels optimized for the following 
platforms:

i386
i486
i586 (for Pentium, Pentium II, Pentium III, AMD K5, and AMD K6)
Athlon
Pentium IV

If you think I've left any out, please let me know. thanks in advance to 
testers.
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