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Braille display support for d-i:
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Currently, only the cdrom (2.88MB) i386 includes brltty by default.
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For a experimental netinst floppy with brltty, see
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http://people.debian.org/~mlang/net-brl-1440.img.
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To activate Braille display support during the installation,
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you need to pass a boot parameter to the boot loader. Here is the format:
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brltty=driver-code,device,text-table
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driver-code: A two-letter code which identifies the display model being in use.
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See brltty documentation for a complete list.
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device: The device where the display is connected at. If tts/0, this
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field can be left blank since that is the default.
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text-table: The braille translation table to be used. Default is the
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us table. Examples might be de, fr, it, ru ...
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Example:
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For a PowerBraille display on tts/1 with a german braille translation table:
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brltty=ts,tts/1,de
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For a HandyTech display on tts/0 with us translation table:
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brltty=ht
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-- Mario Lang <mlang@debian.org>
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