>> And how many users and how many kernel hackers are able to decode
>> morse on the fly? Are you going to explain to users
>> "to debug this you'll need to learn morse" ?
You don't need to. All you need is a simple tool where you can toggle
the morse code via mouse button or keyboard in and the screen displays
the clear text. I'd say you can write this for a Palm (poking the
screen with the pen). This is, after all, the 21st century. ;-)
>If it is message "could not mount ext2 on /dev/hda2" I guess I could
>catch enough of it to be usefull.
Regards
Henning
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