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en: Hostname
target: hostin name

en: Determining host name and domain...
target: findin hoste name and domain...

note: we can't go any further without a network device!
en: Ethernet Probe
target: ethernet probin

en: Ok
target: yep

en: The Ethernet probe failed to find a card on your system. Press <Enter> to manually configure one.
target: da ethernat probin ain't find no card.  hit <Enter> to cipher one yerself.

en: Please enter the IP configuration for this machine. Each item should be entered as an IP address in dotted-decimal notation (for example, 1.2.3.4).
target: gimme some IP configurashun informashun for dis mashin.  ever one a dem items gots to be enterd in dotted-decimal form (like, you know, 1.2.3.4).

en: IP address:
target: ip address:

en: Netmask:
target: netmask:

en: Default gateway (IP):
target: default gateway (IP):

en: Primary nameserver:
target: uno nameserver:

en: Back
target: back up!

en: Configure TCP/IP
target: configure TCP/IP

en: Missing Information
target: missin informashun

en: Retry
target: retry

en: You must enter both a valid IP address and a netmask.
target: ya gotta entr a valid IP address and netmask, junior!

en: Static IP address
target: static IP address

en: BOOTP
target: BOOT-PEE

en: DHCP
target: DEE-ACH-SEE-PEE

en: bad ip number in network command: %s
target: bad ip, idget! in command: %s

en: bad argument to kickstart network command %s: %s
target: bad feud to kickstart natwork command %s: %s

en: Error
target: error

en: kickstart network command is missing ip address
target: kickstart natwork command missin ip address

en: Boot Protocol
target: bootin protocol

en: How should the IP information be set? If your system administrator gave you an IP address, choose static IP.
target: how you wanna set your IP informashun?  if'n yer administratin monkey giv you an IP, choose static.

en: Sending DHCP request...
target: sendin DEE-ACH-SEE-PEE request...

en: Sending BOOTP request...
target: sendin BOOT-PEE request...

en: Cannot create %s: %s
target: can't make %s: %s

en: cannot create network device config file: %s
target: can't make network device configurin file: %s

en: cannot open file: %s
target: cant open file: %s

en: Hostname Lookup
target: host namin lookup

en: I cannot automatically determine the hostname. Press <Enter> to enter hostname information.
target: i can't figger a hostname by myself.  hit <Enter> to do it yerself.

en: Please enter your domain name, host name, and the IP addresses of any additional nameservers. Your host name should be a fully-qualified host name, such as mybox.mylab.myco.com. If you don't have any additional nameservers, leave the nameserver entries blank.
target: enter yer dermain name, host name, and the IP addresses of yer nameservers.  yer hostin name should be the whole dang thing, lak mybox.mylab.myco.com.  if'n you ain't got no othr namin servers, leave dat part empty.

en: Domain name:
target: dermain name:

en: Host name:
target: hostin name:

en: Secondary nameserver (IP):
target: second namin server (IP):

en: Tertiary nameserver (IP):
target: third namin server (IP):

en: Configure Network
target: configurate network

en: Keep the current IP configuration
target: keep the IP configurashun i dun got

en: Reconfigure network now
target: reconfigurate network now

en: Don't set up networking
target: fergit networkin

en: Network Configuration
target: network configurashun

en: LAN networking has already been configured. Do you want to:
target: LAN networkin dun ben configurated.  you wanna:

en: Yes
target: yep

en: No
target: nawp

en: Do you want to configure LAN (not dialup) networking for your installed system?
target: you wanna configurate LAN (not dialup) networkin fer yer installated sastem?

en: Base IO port:
target: base IO port:

en: Use other options
target: gimme uthr opshuns

en: Interrupt level (IRQ):
target: anterrup level (IRQ):

en: Autoprobe
target: otterprobe

en: Specify options
target: gimme dem opshuns

en: mknod() failed: %s
target: mknod() flopped: %s

en: Load module
target: lode module

en: Which driver should I try?
target: whicha dem drivers you wants me to try?

en: Probe
target: probin

en: A %s card has been found on your system.
target: found a %s in here...

en: bad arguments to kickstart device command
target: terrbal feuds to kickstart device command

en: No module exists for %s
target: aint gots no module fer %s

en: I can't find the device anywhere on your system!
target: you aint got one a dem, junior!

en: In some cases, the %s driver needs to have extra information to work properly, although it normally works fine without. Would you like to specify extra options for it or allow the driver to probe your machine for the information it needs? Occasionally, probing will hang a computer, but it should not cause any damage.
target: sometimes the %s driva gots to have extry informashun to work rite even though it might works fine withouts it.  you wanna gimme extry opshuns fer it or you want it to do some probin?  dis might hang da mashin but wont hurt nuthin.

en: In many cases, the %s driver needs to be provided with extra information on your hardware. If you prefer, some common values for those parameters will be tried. This process can hang a machine, although it should not cause any damage.
target: somtimes the %s driva gots to have extry informashun for your mashin.  if you wants i can use some common values but it mights hang your machin (but dat won't hurt nuthin).

en: Module Options
target: module opshuns

en: Miscellaneous options:
target: misselanious opshuns:

en: Module options:
target: module opshuns:

en: Module Parameters
target: module stuff

en: Cannot open /proc/filesystems: %d
target: cant open /proc/filesystems: %d

en: SCSI Configuration
target: SCSI configurashun

en: Do you have any SCSI adapters?
target: you got any SCSI stuff?

en: Bad Mount Point
target: bad mountin point

en: Mount points must begin with a leading /.
target: mountin points hafta start with a /, dernit.

en: Mount points may not end with a /.
target: mountin points can't end with a /, dernit.

en: Mount points may only printable characters.
target: mountin points can't use dem unprintable letters.

en: System partitions must be on Linux Native partitions.
target: you gots to have system partishuns on native linux partishuns.

en: /usr must be on a Linux Native partition or an NFS volume.
target: /usr has'ta be on a native linux partishun or NFS serva.

en: Edit Network Mount Point
target: edit natwok mountin point

en: Cancel
target: fergit it!

en: Making ext2 filesystem on /dev/%s...
target: makin ext2 (what's dat!) on /dev/%s...

en: Running
target: firin up

en: What partitions would you like to format? We strongly suggest formatting all of the system partitions, including /, /usr, and /var. There is no need to format /home or /usr/local if they have already been configured during a previous install.
target: what partishuns wood you like to floormat?  you better floormat all dem system partishuns includin /, /usr, and /var or else.  there ain't no need floormattin /home or /usr/local if you already done them in a previous install.

en: Check for bad blocks during format
target: find dem bad blocks durin floormat

en: Partitions To Format
target: partishuns to format

en: mount failed: %s
target: mountin flopped: %s

en: No BOOTP reply received
target: no BOOT-PEE response came back

en: No DHCP reply received
target: no DEE-ACH-SEE-PEE response came back

en: Kickstart Error
target: kickstart flop

en: Error opening: kickstart file %s: %s
target: error openin: kickstart file %s: %s

en: Error reading contents of kickstart file %s: %s
target: error readin stuff in kickstart file %s: %s

en: Error on line %d of kickstart file %s.
target: error somewheres at line %d of dat kickstart file %s.

en: Unknown command %s on line %d of kickstart file %s.
target: what?  I don't know any %s on line %d of dat kickstart file %s.

en: Failed to create /mnt/tmp/ks.script: %s
target: can't make /mnt/tmp/ks.script: %s

en: Failed to write ks post script: %s
target: can't make ks post script: %s

en: Other CDROM
target: crappy CDROM

en: CDROM type
target: SEE-DEE-ROM type

en: What type of CDROM do you have?
target: whichadese CDROM drives you got?

note: __i386__
en: Initializing CDROM...
target: firin up CDROM...

en: Installation Method
target: installashun method

en: What type of media contains the packages to be installed?
target: which kinda stuff has the packages, junior?

en: Please enter the following information:
    
        o the name or IP number of your NFS server
        o the directory on that server containing
          Red Hat Linux for your architecture
target: tell me the followin:
    
        o name or IP of dat NFS serva
        o the directry on dat serva wit Red Hat
          Linux for your architecshur

en: NFS server name:
target: NFS serva handle:

en: Red Hat directory:
target: Red Hat directry:

en: NFS Setup
target: NFS setup

en: Note
target: note

en: Insert your Red Hat CD into your CD drive now
target: stick in your Red Hat CD into dat coffee holder on the front

en: I could not mount a CD on device /dev/%s
target: junior!  i can't be a mountin no CD on device /dev/%s

en: That CDROM device does not seem to contain a Red Hat CDROM.
target: there ain't no Red Hat CDROM in there!

en: bad argument to kickstart nfs command %s: %s
target: terrible argument to kickstart nfs command %s: %s

en: I could not mount that directory from the server
target: i can't be a mountin that directry from the serva

en: That directory does not seem to contain a Red Hat installation tree.
target: that directry ain't got no Red Hat install tree, junior.

en: Supplemental Disk
target: supplemental disk

en: This install method requires a second disk. Please remove the boot disk currently in your drive and replace it with the Red Hat Supplementary Install disk.
target: dis kinda install requires another disk, junior.  jerk that boot disk out and slap the supplementry disk in the drive now, dernit.

en: I failed to mount the floppy. Please insert the Red Hat Supplementary Install disk, or choose Cancel to pick a different installation process.
target: i can't mount that floppy.  stick a Red Hat supplementry disk in your drive or choose fergit it to do somethin else.

en: Welcome to Red Hat Linux!
    
    This installation process is outlined in detail in the Official Red Hat Linux Installation Guide available from Red Hat Software. If you have access to this manual, you should read the installation section before continuing.
    
    If you have purchased Official Red Hat Linux, be sure to register your purchase through our web site, http://www.redhat.com.
target: Howdy, Yall!  Welcum to Red Hat Linux!
    
    dis installashun is described alot in the ofishal Red Hat Linux installashun gide thatchu can git from Red Hat Software (great guys, I mean dat.  if'n you gots access to dat thang you shuld read the installashun stuff before goin furtha.
    
    if'n you bought ofishal Red Hat Linux, be shur to regster at their big ole hairy web site, http://www.redhat.com.

en: PCMCIA Support
target: PEE-SEE-EMM-SEE-EYE-AAA support

en: Do you need to use PCMCIA devices during the install? Answer no to this question if only need PCMCIA support after the install. You do not need install-time PCMCIA support if you are installing Red Hat Linux on a laptop with a build-in CDROM drive.
target: you wanna use PEE-SEE-EMM-SEE-EYE-AAA stuff durin the install?  you can answer nawp to dis if'n you only need that stuff after the install. you prolly dont need this stuff if'n yer installin on a laptop thats gots its own CD drive in it.

en: Loading PCMCIA support...
target: firin up PMCICA stuff...

en: Starting PCMCIA services...
target: firin up PMCICA services...

en: 
    
    Type <exit> to return to the install program.
target: 
    
    type <exit> to git back, junior!

en: No kickstart configuration file server can be found.
target: ain't no kickstart serva found, junior.

en: I could not mount the kickstart path %s.
target: can't be a mountin dat kickstart path %s.

en: Welcome to Red Hat Linux
target: welcum to Red Hat Linux

en: I could not mount the boot floppy.
target: i can't be a mountin the boot floppy.

en: Cannot find ks.cfg on boot floppy.
target: can't find ks.cfg anywhere

en: Error opening files for kickstart copy: %s
target: can't open stuff for kickstart copy: %s

en: Error copying kickstart file from floppy.
target: can't copy kickstart file from floppy

en: Keyboard Type
target: keyboard type

en: What type of keyboard do you have?
target: whichadese keyboards you got?

en: Fatal error opening RPM database
target: can't open RPM database, junior!

en: Error ordering package list: %s
target: can't order package list: %s

en: Upgrading
target: upgradin

en: Installing
target: installin

en: Error installing package: cannot open RPM file for %s: %s
target: can't install something: cannot open RPM file for %s: %s

en: RPM install of %s failed: %s
target: rpm install of %s flopped: %s

en: Install Status
target: install status

en: (no summary)
target: (oops, forgot the summary, eh?)

en: Cannot open components file: %s
target: can't open components file: %s

en: Cannot read components file: %s
target: can't read components file :%s

en: Comps file is not version 0 as expected
target: comps file ain't 0 like i wanted

en: bad comps file at line %d
target: screwed comps file at line %d

en: comps Error
target: comps error

en: missing component name at line %d
target: missin component name at line %d

en: package %s at line %d does not exist
target: %s is missin at line %d

en: <F1> will show you a size and description of a package
target: <F1> shows sizes and descipshuns of stuff

en: Size of all selected packages:
target: size of everythin:

en: What packages should be installed?
target: whichuns you want installed?

en: Select Packages
target: pickem

en: Component %s does not exist.
target: component %s aint here, junior.

en: Package %s does not exist.
target: package %s missin, junior.

en: no suggestion
target: no idear

en: Some of the packages you have selected to install require packages you have not selected. If you just select Ok all of those required packages will be installed.
target: some of the stuff you picked needs other stuff.  pick yep and everythin you need will git installed.

en: Package
target: package

en: Requirement
target: rekwiremant

en: Install packages to satisfy dependencies
target: install stuff to satisfy other stuff

en: Unresolved Dependencies
target: stuff that needs other stuff screwed up

en: Everything
target: everythin

en: Select individual packages
target: pick one ata time

en: Choose components to install:
target: pick stuff to install:

en: Components to Install
target: stuff to installate

en: error opening header file: %s
target: error openin header file: %s

en: Done
target: dun

en: Edit
target: edit

en: Size:
target: size:

en: Choose a group to examine:
target: pick a group to poke at:

en: Select Group
target: pick group

en: (none available)
target: (nuttin available)

en: Package:
target: package:

en: Size   :
target: size   :

en: Upgrade Packages
target: upgrade packages

en: The packages you have installed, and any other packages which are needed to satisfy their dependencies, have been selected for installation. Would you like to customize the set of packages that will be upgraded?
target: the stuff you already had and everythin that that stuff needs has been picked already.  you wanna customize that list?

en: Linux native
target: linux native

en: Linux swap
target: linux swap

en: Other
target: othr

en: Hard Drives
target: hard disks

en: Scanning hard drives...
target: warpin hard drives...

en: You don't have any hard drives available! You probably forgot to configure a SCSI controller.
target: you ain't got no hard drives!  did you fergit to setup your scuzzy controller agin?

en: To install Red Hat Linux, you must have at least one parition of 50 MB dedicated to Linux. We suggest placing that partition on one of the first two hard drives in your system so you can boot into Linux with LILO.
target: if'n you want to install this stuff you got to have at least one partishun of at least 50 meggerbytes for Linux.  you betta put dat on one of dem first two disks in your mashin so's you can boot it with that LILO stuff.

en: To install Red Hat Linux, you must have at least one parition of 50 MB dedicated to Linux.
target: if'n you wants to install you gots to have at least one 50 meggerbyte partishun.

en: Partition Disks
target: partishun disks

en: What partition and directory on that partition hold the RedHat/RPMS and RedHat/base directories?
target: what partishun and directry on it holds RedHat/RPMS and RedHat/base?

en: Directory holding Red Hat:
target: directry with Red Hat:

en: Select Partition
target: pick partishun

en: Failed to create /tmp/rhimage symlink: %s
target: can't make /tmp/rhimage symlink: %s

en: Device %s does not appear to contain a Red Hat installation tree.
target: ain't no install tree on device %s, junior.

en: Failed to create symlink for package source.
target: can't create symlink for package source.

en: Retrieving
target: grabbin

en: open of %s failed: %s
target: open of %s flopped: %s

en: I cannot get file %s: %s
target: can't git file %s: %s

en: FTP site name:
target: FTP handle:

en: Use non-anonymous ftp or a proxy server
target: use nermal EFF-TEE-PEE or proxy'n server

en: FTP Setup
target: EFF-TEE-PEE setup

en: If you are using non anonymous ftp, enter the account name and password you wish to use below. If you are using an FTP proxy enter the name of the FTP proxy server to use.
target: if'n you need to use FTP as yerself, stick yer account handle and password you need to use below.  if'n you need to use FTP proxy stick the handle of the proxy serva below, too.

en: Account name:
target: account handle

en: Password:
target: password

en: FTP Proxy:
target: proxy'n serva:

en: I cannot log into machine: %s
target: %s won't lemme log in!

en: SMB server name  :
target: SMB serva name   :

en: Share volume     :
target: sharin volume    :

en: Account name     :
target: account handle   :

en: Password         :
target: past word        :

en: SMB Setup
target: ESS-EMM-BEE setup

note: this table is translated at run time
en: Select installation path
target: gimme installashun path

en: Setup SCSI
target: setup SCSI

en: Setup filesystems
target: setup filesystems

en: Setup swap space
target: setup swappin space

en: Find installation files
target: find installashun files

en: Choose partitions to format
target: choose partishuns to format

en: Choose packages to install
target: choose stuff to install

en: Install system
target: install sastem

en: Configure networking
target: configurate networkin

en: Configure timezone
target: configurate timin zone

en: Configure services
target: configurate services

en: Configure printer
target: configurate pranter

en: Set root password
target: set root password

en: Create bootdisk
target: make bootin disk

en: Install bootloader
target: installate bootin loader

en: Find current installation
target: find current installashun

en: Choose packages to upgrade
target: choose packages to upgrade

en: Upgrade system
target: upgrade sastem

en: Disk Setup
target: disk setup

en: Disk Druid
target: disk druid

en: Disk Druid is a tool for partitioning and setting up mount points. It is designed to be easier to use than Linux's traditional disk partitioning sofware, fdisk, as well as more powerful. However, there are some cases where fdisk may be preferred.
    
    Which tool would you like to use?
target: Disk Druid is a tool for partishunin at mountin.  its prolly better than fdisk for most folks, but fdisk might be better for you hippy types.
    
    whichun you want?

en: Install log
target: install log

en: A complete log of your installation will be in /tmp/install.log after rebooting your system. You may want to keep this file for later reference.
target: we'll log your installashun in /tmp/install.log.  you might want to keep it around just in case.

en: Upgrade log
target: upgradin log

en: A complete log of your upgrade will be in /tmp/upgrade.log when the upgrade is finished. After rebooting, please read it to ensure configuration files are properly updated.
target: we'll log your upgrade and stick it in /tmp/upgrade.log.  you might want to poke at it after you reboot to make shur your config files is still okay.

en: bad argument to kickstart rootpw command %s: %s
target: terrble feud to kickstart rootpw command %s: %s

en: Missing password
target: missin password

en: Unexpected arguments
target: unexpected feud

en: Password (again):
target: password (agin):

en: Pick a root password. You must type it twice to ensure you know what it is and didn't make a mistake in typing. Remember that the root password is a critical part of system security!
target: you need to pick a root password.  type it twice so's we get it right and you don't make no mistakes when typin.  don't fergit that root passwords is critical to system security, junior.

en: Root Password
target: root password

en: Password Mismatch
target: password ain't right

en: The passwords you entered were different. Please try again.
target: dem was differnt.  do it again and get it right dis time!

en: The root password must be at least 6 characters long.
target: you gotta use at least six keys, junior

en: Installation Path
target: installashun path

en: Install
target: install

en: Upgrade
target: upgrade

en: Would you like to install a new system or upgrade a system which already contains Red Hat Linux 2.0 or later?
target: you wanna install fresh or upgrade somethin that was Red Hat Linux 2.0 or greater?

en: Converting RPM database...
target: convertin some stuff...

en: Finding packages to upgrade...
target: findin some stuff...

en: You cancelled step "%s".
target: you broke step "%s".

en: Cancelled
target: cantcelled

en: An error occured during step "%s" of the install.
target: we got problems at step "%s" of the install.

en: You may retry that step, return to the previous step in the install, or see a menu of installation steps which will allow you to move around in the install more freely. It is not recommended to use the menu unless you are already familiar with Red Hat Linux. What would you like to do?
target: you can retry that step you just screwed up, go back a step, or go to a dang menu of installashun steps.  usin dat menu ain't recommended for tadpoles.  watcha wanna do?

en:   Continue with install
target: continue install

en: Installation Steps
target: installashun steps

en: What step would you like to run? Steps with a * next to them have already been completed.
target: what step you wanna run?  steps with a SPLAT next to 'em has already been done.

en: I can't go to the previous step from here. You will have to try again.
target: ya can't get there from here.  try, try agin.

en: Bootdisk
target: bootin disk

en: A custom bootdisk provides a way of booting into your Linux system without depending on the normal bootloader. This is useful if you don't want to install lilo on your system, another operating system removes lilo, or lilo doesn't work with your hardware configuration. A custom bootdisk can also be used with the Red Hat rescue image, making is much easier to recover from severe system failures.
    
    Would you like to create a bootdisk for your system?
target: a cussom bootin-disk will gives you a way ta boot yer Linux mashin without usin some other bootin-loader. dis is fer dose of you who dont like that lilo stuff (you know, them of ya who gots another OS that might kick lilo off er somethin). dat cussom bootin-disk can be used wit da Red Hat rescuin disk to helps you recover from screw-ups.
    
    you wanna create a bootin-disk fer yer system?

en: Insert a blank floppy in the first drive /dev/fd0.
target: stick a empty disk in yer first drive.

en: Complete
target: dun

en: Congratulations, installation is complete.
    
    Remove the floppy from the drive and press return to reboot. For information on fixes which are available for this release of Red Hat Linux, consult the Errata available from http://www.redhat.com.
    
    Information on configuring your system is available in the post install chapter of the Official Red Hat Linux User's Guide.
target: congratupatashuns, you is dun.
    
    take that there floppy outta the drive and press return to reboot.  for the latest bug fixens on this softwear, see the Errata at http://www.redhat.com.
    
    if'n you want help configuratin your mashin, see the post install chaptre of the ofishal Red Hat Linux book.

en: Bad FTP server response
target: that FTP serva cussed me!

en: FTP IO error
target: mangled FTP stuff

en: FTP server timeout
target: i got tired of waitin on FTP

en: Unable to lookup FTP server host address
target: can't find that address, junior

en: Unable to lookup FTP server host name
target: can't look up that handle

en: Failed to connect to FTP server
target: can't connect to serva

en: Failed to establish data connection to FTP server
target: can't git a data connection

en: IO error to local file
target: 10-4, got an error on this here file

en: Error setting remote server to passive mode
target: can't do passive mode...bummer

en: File not found on server
target: ain't no file by that name

en: FTP Unknown or unexpected error
target: ain't got no clue what happened with FTP

note: display summary line given by char * arg
en: Printer Information
target: printer informashun

en: <F1> will give you information on a particular printer type
target: <F1> gives you informashun on printer types

en: What type of printer do you have?
target: which of dem der printers you got?

en: Configure Printer
target: configurate printer

en: <F1> will give you information on this printer driver.
target: <F1> gives you informashun on dis driver.

en: You may now configure the paper size and resolution for this printer.
target: you can now configurate paper size and restitution for this printer.

en: Paper Size
target: paper size

note: Resolution
en: Resolution
target: restitution

en: Default
target: default

en: Fix stair-stepping of text?
target: fix stair-master?

en: You may now configure the color options for this printer.
target: you can configurate color opshuns for dis printer.

en: Configure Color Depth
target: configurate color depth

en: What device is your printer connected to (note that /dev/lp0 is equivalent to LPT1:)?
target: which of dem devices is your printer on (for you DOS types, /dev/lp0 is the same dang thang as LPT1:)?

en: Auto-detected ports:
target: auto-detected ports:

en: Not
target: not

en: Detected
target: detected

en: Printer Device:
target: printer device:

en: Local Printer Device
target: local printer device

en: Remote hostname:
target: remote handle:

en: Remote queue:
target: remote Q:

en: Remote lpd Printer Options
target: remote lpd printer opshuns

en: To use a remote lpd print queue, you need to supply the hostname of the printer server and the queue name on that server which jobs should be placed in.
target: to use remote lpd printin you gots to gimme the handle of the serva and the name of that there Q where you wants me to stick dem jobs.

en: LAN manager host:
target: lan manager host:

en: LAN manager IP:
target: lan mangler IP:

en: Share name:
target: share handle:

en: User name:
target: user handle:

en: LAN Manager Printer Options
target: LAN mangler printer opshuns

en: To print to a LAN manager printer, you need to provide the LAN manager host name (this is not always the same as the machines TCP/IP hostname) and possibly the IP address of the print server, as well as the share name for the printer you wish to access and any applicable user name and password.
target: To prints on a LAN mangler printer you gotta gimme the LAN mangler handle (this ain't got to be the same as the TCP/IP handle) and maybe, just maybe, the IP address of the print serva and i gots to know the share name for the printer you want and all the usernames and passwords you gots.

en: Name of queue:
target: Name of Q:

en: Spool directory:
target: spool directry:

en: Standard Printer Options
target: standerd printer opshuns

en: Every print queue (which print jobs are directed to) needs a name (often lp) and a spool directory associated with it. What name and directory should be used for this queue?
target: all print Qs got to have a name.  whatchu want for dis one?

en: Would you like to configure a printer?
target: you wanna configure a printer, junior?

en: Add Printer
target: add printer

en: Would you like to add another printer?
target: you want anutherun?

en: Local
target: local

en: Remote lpd
target: remote lpd

en: LAN Manager
target: LAN mangler

en: Select Printer Connection
target: gimme a printer connection

en: How is this printer connected?
target: how you gotter connected?

en: Printer type:
target: printer type:

en: Queue:
target: Q:

en: Printer device:
target: printer device:

en: Remote host:
target: remote host:

note: pcentry->Type == PRINTER_SMB
en: Server:
target: serva:

en: Share:
target: share:

en: User:
target: user:

en: Printer driver:
target: printer driver:

en: Paper size:
target: paper size:

en: Resolution:
target: restitution:

en: Bits per pixel:
target: bits per pixel:

en: Please verify that this printer information is correct:
target: is that crap right?

en: Printer device
target: printer device

en: Verify Printer Configuration
target: verify that crap

en: Formatting swap space on device %s...
target: floormattin swap space on device %s...

en: Formatting
target: floormattin

en: No Swap Space
target: no swap space

en: Repartition
target: repartishun

en: Continue
target: go on

en: You don't have any swap space defined. Would you like to continue, or repartition your disk?
target: you ain't got no swap spaced, junior!  you wanna continue, or repartishun?

en: What partitions would you like to use for swap space? This will destroy any information already on the partition.
target: which a dem partishuns you want to use for swap, junior?  thisll kill any stuff you got on dat partishun

en: Active Swap Space
target: active swap space

en: You don't have any Linux partitions. You can't upgrade this system!
target: you ain't got no Linux partishuns to upgrade.  sorry junior, you must install or go away.

en: Could not mount automatically selected device.
target: can't be a mountin the automatic device.

en: What partition holds the root partition of your installation?
target: which partishun is da root?

en: Root Partition
target: root partishun

en: Cannot read /mnt/etc/fstab: %s
target: cant read /mnt/etc/fstab: %s

en: Bad line in /mnt/etc/fstab -- aborting
target: terrble line in /mnt/etc/fstab -- abortin

en: LILO
target: lilo

en: Creating initial ramdisk...
target: makin a fat ole ramdisk...

en: Master Boot Record
target: master boot LP

en: First sector of boot partition
target: first secter of boot partishun

en: Lilo Installation
target: lilo installashun

en: Where do you want to install the bootloader?
target: where the heck you want me to put the boatloader?

en: Skip
target: skip

en: SILO Installation
target: SILO installashun

en: Would you like to install or configure the SILO bootloader on your system?
target: you want SILO on this hunkajunk?

en: Device:
target: device:

en: Boot label:
target: boot tag:

en: Clear
target: clear

en: Edit Boot Label
target: edit boot label

en: Installing boot loader...
target: installing boatloader...

en: The boot manager Red Hat uses can boot other operating systems as well. You need to tell me what partitions you would like to be able to boot and what label you want to use for each of them.
target: the boot mangler for Red Hat can boot other crappy operatin systems.  if'n you'll tell me what partishuns you wanna boot and a name fer all of em i'll set that up.

en: Device
target: device

en: Partition type
target: partishun type

en: Boot label
target: boot label

en: Bootable Partitions
target: bootable partishuns

en: A few systems will need to pass special options to the kernel at boot time for the system to function properly. If you need to pass boot options to the kernel, enter them now. If you don't need any or aren't sure, leave this blank.
target: some of these here thangs got to pass some junk to the kernel at boot time for the mashin to work.  if'n you got somethin you want to pass (other than gas or stones) enter it rightchere.  if'n you ain't got no idear, leave this blank.

en: Use linear mode (needed for some SCSI drives)
target: user linear mode (some scuzzy crap requires it)

en: Silo Installation
target: SILO installashun

en: bad argument to kickstart lilo command %s: %s
target: bad bad bad argment to kickstart lilo command %s: %s

en: Creating bootdisk...
target: creatin bootin disk...

en: The %s directory must be on the root filesystem.
target: da %s directry gots to be on the root.

en: The mount point %s is illegal.
    
    Mount points must begin with a leading /.
target: dat mountin point %s is illegal.
    
    mountin points gots to have a leadin /.

en: The mount point %s is illegal.
    
    Mount points may not end with a /.
target: dat mountin point %s is illegal.
    
    mountin points cant end with a /.

en: The mount point %s is illegal.
    
    Mount points may only printable characters.
target: dat mountin point %s is illegal.
    
    mountin points can only have nermal karacters.

en: The mount point %s is illegal.
    
    System partitions must be on Linux Native partitions.
target: dat mountin point %s is illegal.
    
    you gots to put system partishuns as tipe Linux Native.

en: The mount point %s is illegal.
    
    /usr must be on a Linux Native partition or an NFS volume.
target: dat mountin point %s is illegal.
    
    /usr gots to be Linux Native or EN-EFF-ESS.

en: System error %d
target: sastem error %d

en: Fdisk Error
target: fdisk error

note: build list of why they all failed
en: Unallocated Partitions
target: unallocated partishuns

en: There are currently unallocated partition(s) present in the list of requested partitions. The unallocated partition(s) are shown below, along with the reason they were not allocated.
target: dere is some partishuns dat you ain't used in da list of rekwested partishuns.  da ones you ain't used is shown below wit da reason ya can't use em.

en: An error occurred reading the partition table for the block device %s.  The error was:
target: oops, we've got a problem here.  i found me an error readin the block device %s.  that error was:

en: Bad Partition Table
target: bad partishun table

en: The partition table on device %s is corrupted.  To create new partitions it must be initialized. You can specify "zerombr yes" in the kickstart file to have this done automatically
target: your partishun table is hosed on device %s.  you gotta do a new partishun table if'n you want new partishuns.  you can put "zerombr yes" in the kickstart file to have dis done fer ya.

en: Initialize
target: initialize

en: Skip Drive
target: skip it

en: The partition table on device %s is corrupted.  To create new partitions it must be initialized, causing the loss of ALL DATA on this drive.
target: your partishun table on device %s is all hosed up.  to git new partishuns on this one you gotta initialize it, causing everythin on this drive to be lost.  EVERYTHIN, I SAID.

en: Swap Partition
target: swap partishun

en: Edit Partition
target: edit partishun

en: Allocation Status:
target: allercation status:

en: Successful
target: sucksessful

en: Failed
target: flopped

en: Failure Reason:
target: failyer reason:

en: No Mount Point
target: no mountin point

en: You have not selected a mount point for this partition. Are you sure you want to do this?
target: you ain't got no mountin point for dis partishun.  you shur bout that?

en: Mount Point Error
target: mountin point error

en: The mount point requested is either an illegal path or is already in use. Please select a valid mount point.
target: that mountin point you assed for is illegal or already bein used.  pick somethin else or else.

en: Size Error
target: fish story error

en: The size requested is illegal. Make sure the size is greater and zero (0), and is specified int decimal (base 10) format.
target: you assed for an illegal size, junior.  you betta make shur you go bigger than nuttin and git it to me in decimal floormat.

en: Swap Size Error
target: swap size error

en: You have created a swap partition which is too large. The maximum size of a swap partition is %d Megabytes.
target: you can't git dat much swap, junior.  most you can get is %d meggerbytes.

en: Delete Partition
target: delete partishun

en: Are you sure you want to delete this partiton?
target: you shur you wanna delete dis partishun?

en: Current Disk Partitions
target: current disk partishuns

en: Delete
target: subtract

en: Add
target: add

en: Drive Summaries
target: drive stuff

en: No Root Partition
target: no root partition

en: You must assign a root (/) partition to a Linux native partition (ext2) for the install to proceed.
target: you gotta make a root partishun and make it Linux native (ext2) or i ain't doin nuttin else.

en: No Swap Partition
target: no swap partishun

en: You must assign a swap partition for the install to proceed.
target: you gotta assign a swap partishun or i ain't doin nuttin else.

en: There are unallocated partitions left. If you quit now they will not be written to the disk.
    
    Are you sure you want to exit?
target: you left some unused partishuns.  you quit now and i ain't writin em to da disk.
    
    you shur you wanna exit?

en: Save Changes
target: save dem changes, boy

en: Save changes to partition table(s)?
target: save dem changes to partishun table?

en: You may only delete NFS mounts.
target: you can only delete NFS mountin points.

en: Reset Partition Table
target: reset partishun table

en: Reset partition table to original contents?
target: reset partishun table to like it was before?

en: Too Many Drives
target: too many drives

en: You have more drives than this program supports. Please use the standard fdisk program to setup your drives and please notify Red Hat Software that you saw this message.
target: you got more drives than i can handle.  use the other fdisk and beat up Red Hat Software for givin you dis crap.

en: Zero Partition Table
target: zero partishun table

en: No Drives Found
target: no drives fount

en: Clear Partition Command
target: clear partishun command

en: bad argument to kickstart clearpart command %s: %s
target: bad argment to kickstart clearpart command %s: %s

en: Partition Command
target: partishun command

en: bad argument to kickstart part command %s: %s
target: bad argment to kickstart part command %s: %s

en: Option Ignored
target: opshun ignored

en: The --maxsize option for the partition %s was ignored. Check that it is larger than the --size option.
target: da --maxsize opshun fer partishun %s was ignored.  check dat it is bigga dan the --size opshun.

en: The mount point %s is already in use.
target: that mountin point %s is bein used already.

en: Failed Allocation
target: failed allocation

en: The partition %s could not be allocated.
target: the partishun %s can't be allocated.
