[Grml] serious problem with hardware autodetection while installing GRML by using grml2hd script

Michael Prokop mika at grml.org
Mon Jan 5 16:33:23 CET 2009


* Michael Prokop <mika at grml.org> [20090105 14:50]:
> * Mgr. Janusz Chmiel <chmiel at phil.muni.cz> [20090105 14:23]:

> > So please, if core developers of grml2hd script could repair bug
> > while xserver hardware configuration starts, it would be ok.
> > GRML2script is recommending users to ansver yes to perform this
> > task, from A live CD. It is paradox situation, that Grml
> > autodetection algorithms are working ammazingly while booting it
> > like A live Cd, but after installing it on A harddrive, hardware
> > autodetection algorithms are not able to configure hardware so
> > GRML can not use plug and play compatible devices.

> I don't understand what you're really talking about. But looks like
> you try to run grml-x on your harddisk installation as normal user?
> This wont't work due to restricted sudo permissions. Run 'grml-x
> -force -nostart fluxbox' as root to manually (re)build xorg.conf on
> a harddisc installation. If that's not what you mean please provide
> exact error messages, I don't really get what you're talking about.

Quoting from Janusz's mails he sent me off the list:

,---- [  ]
| I solved the problem with plug and play devices. My previous grml2hd
| installation was not been finished correctly, because of some error.
| [...]
|
| I AM able to use all included screen readers and even install Gnome. I
| Am very sorry for my previous posting. but error messages releated to sound
| cart really displaied on my screen. The reason was, that i installed grml by
| using all recommended choices. After reinstalling grml, all devices are
| awailable. So algorithms for hardware autodetection are working fine. Very
| well done.
`----

JFTR && regards,
-mika-
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