On Wed, Oct 06, 2010 at 09:57:40AM -0600, Nick Gawronski wrote: Hi, > Hi, I am using the latest testing gtk mini iso image and was installing testing > and chose to install X as well as the standard system. When the pam profiles > were selected I tried like I did in the other screens of the installer to put > spaces between the numberd options but I get the message that no pam profiles > have been selected and this is not allowed. I redid the installation just hmm, when did the installer start asking about pam profiles? One thing to try would be to put ',' between the options you want. > installing the standard system and then ran tasksel to install X and the other > packages such as file and printer sharing and got the same issues accept I > pressed space errowed down made sure stars were in front of all of the pam > options and still got the errors. I then could not cansel this operating so > had to kill aptitude and reboot the system as removing files in /var/lock did > not fix the issue and I ran dpkg --configure -a and just selected unix > authentication. This time it worked. Also, gdm3 does not beep at the login > prompt and any keys I press on the keyboard I don't get to a login screen and I > can't login and start speech. If possible could there be an option in the doesn't just typing your user name and password work? That works here even with the new gdm that doesn't seem to beep which iirc is a bug that has already been filed. > configuration of gdm3 to enable orca upon login so users could use speech to > login to the system as I can't find any keyboard commands to either login to > gdm3 or where to enter my login information? Really enabling accessibility for it should be possible, but I've never configured it. > gnome as the default would be best as if a user did not need speech just don't > start it or if it is started by default they can always turn it off. Allowing > programs to run with speech output after entering the root password by default > as I can't find how to fix this would also be nice. Nick Gawronski the easiest solution is to just run the program from a terminal with sudo like sudo aptitude update. Trev
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