Oh Yes,
Only Ubuntu 8.04 hardy Heron was able to automatically launch installation
program from A boot menu, when user pressed F5, choosed accessibility choice
for running orca, pressed enter again and thenn user choosed install by
pressing down arrow for once. But because probably At-spi architecture is
working differently for Intrepid, todays live CD version of Ubuntu, it will
be necessary to launch installation program as A root user. In earlyer
versions, users had reverse problem, Orca runned as a Ubuntu user, and
installation program run like a Root. Now, is probably all working
viceversa, but problem is similar, Orca and installation program are working
as A different user accounts. There is may be one possibility.
Please, try to normally boot to A gnome without trying to access
accessibility options by pressing F5. After Gnome will be completely loaded
in The RAM, press Alt+F2, run Orca, complete setup questions, do not answer
yes when Orca will ask You to logout, press Enter key instead and then press
CTRL+ALT+Backspace to restart our popular Xserver, Gnome.
After Gnome will be loaded, run Orca again, YOu should hear The Speech.
Then try to type exactly A following command to The edit field inside run
application dialog box accessed by pressing ALT+F2.
sudo ubiquity --desktop %kgtk_ui
Will Orca provide speech support inside installation program? If no, try to
create The desktop icon in Gnome and save this link to a USB flash drive,
and try to use command line which I wrought previously for creating this
desktop icon.
If You will not be able to use installation program, try The last think, run
The command from A terminal window,
Activate this Window by activating run application dialog box and type
gnome-terminal
And when terminal window will appear, type A command, which I described
previously.
Please if someone will receive error, describe this here, please provide Me
a Feetback.
The kindness regards.
Janusz Chmiel
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