[nfbcs] Grub Question:

[John G Heim]

Maybe you mean grml linux? I've never heard of grub linux. Grub is a 
boot loader so your boot disk might have come up with a .grub menu.

If your distro is actually grml, you can get software speech by doing 
the following:

1. After the system finishes booting, and plays the grml tune, press the 
q key. This exits the grml menu.
2. Type the following:

modprobe speakup_soft
espeakup

That'll about do it.


On 08/17/2015 04:24 PM, Charles E. Black via nfbcs wrote:
> Greetings:
>
>
>
> I am attending a Master's class on Ethical Hacking. They gave me a Linux
> disk with the Grub distro. This disk contains different hacking tools I will
> be using throughout the class. Is there a way to make the Grub distro use
> speech? Beyond, once I determine what tools there are, is there a way to
> attack the linux problem? I know what linux is and I have looked at Ubuntu,
> a little. Now, I need to be more than a little familiar with linux.
> Education will happen quickly. But, it will never happen if I don't have a
> functional verssion of linux. Can some make any suggestions?
>
>
>
> Charles Black
>
> charleseblack at att.net
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