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No Speakup Modified Fedora documentation yet, but the process if very
much the same as that for Red Hat 9 for which there is still an
installation HOWTO.

At a minimum you need the three *-i386-disc?.iso images, and possibly
the boot.iso as well. yOU WOULD ONLY NEED THE BOOT.ISO IF YOU'RE
INSTALLING FROM ISO IMAGES ON YOUR HARD DISK AND DON'T HAVE lINUX
ALREADY--MJEANING THE ABILITY TO LOOP MOUNT AND GET THE BOOT.ISO OFF THE
FIRST I386 ISO DISC.


Ryan Mann writes:
> From: Ryan Mann <rmann@rmisp.net>
> 
> Hi.  Is there Documentation on the Speakup FTP site about installing
> Fedora?  I was thinking about trying it out, but I didn't find any
> documentation about what iso images to download in order to install it.
> 
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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