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Console UTF-8 Support
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    since 0.9.5 you can display utf-8 charactors in the console by running

	$ fbcon

with is a simple wrapper for fbterm & gpm.

    as of 0.9.5, inputting CJK charactors in the console is not supported yet.

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Known Problems
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1)  HAL now uses blkid instead of vol_id to detect volume labels. And our work
around hack doesn't work anymore. Thus if you use localized characters in the
label of a ntfs/vfat device, its name on your desktop may be something weird.
And we've not found a fix to this yet.

2)  The GUI installation wizard can only help you install CDlinux to a NTFS or
VFAT formated device. This wizard is only a quick hack to help casual/general
users, not for hard core gurus who format their USB disk as ext2/3/4, reiserfs,
xfs, jfs, etc.. Sorry for the inconvenience, we'll fix this in future release.

3)  If you are upgrading from an earlier version of CDlinux, the magic "Ctrl+
Alt+Backspace" key binding won't work anymore. If you still want this feature,
please add the following line to the "ServerFlags" section of your xorg.conf:

	Option	"DontZap"	"false"

or simply delete the old /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and let CDlinux regenerate it.

4)  The new GUI mixer in CDlinux 0.9.5 may fail to control the volume on some
CMedia-9739a based sound cards. For those cards, please use the CLI mixer
"alsamixer" instead.

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ISO emulation
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    This version supports boot directly from the ISO image via GRUB4DOS and
other boot loaders.

    Recent versions of GRUB4DOS supports ISO emulation, here is a example
menu.lst entry to boot the CDlinux ISO:

#============================== begin ==============================#
title GNU/CDlinux (ISO emulation)
        map --mem (hd0,0)/boot/CDlinux/CDlinux.iso (hd32)
        map --hook
        kernel (hd32)/boot/CDlinux/bzImage quiet CDL_IMG=CDlinux.iso
        initrd (hd32)/boot/CDlinux/initrd
        map --unhook
        boot
#=============================== end ===============================#

Or, if the former setting failed, add a line with "map --status" and try again:

#============================== begin ==============================#
title GNU/CDlinux (ISO emulation)
        map --mem (hd0,0)/boot/CDlinux/CDlinux.iso (hd32)
        map --hook
        map --status
        kernel (hd32)/boot/CDlinux/bzImage quiet CDL_IMG=CDlinux.iso
        initrd (hd32)/boot/CDlinux/initrd
        map --unhook
        boot
#=============================== end ===============================#

    For other boot loaders, you many need to extract the "bzImage" file and the
"initrd" file from the ISO first. Then boot them with the following parameters:

	CDL_DEV=xx CDL_DIR=yy CDL_IMG=zz

For details, please refer to:

	http://cdlinux.info/wiki/doku.php/doc/faq/inst_wo_burn