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Hi, |
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I haven't been on gentoo in a while, but I remember this on my last |
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try. From what I remember, speakup's modules aren't installed |
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properly. Kinda makes me mad, I've wanted to use gentoo for a long |
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time (portage ftw!) but I don't have another machine to do an ssh |
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install from, and I wouldn't need that if the speech would work... |
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I'll have to play with the latest livecd though and see if I can get |
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it to do something, but that's what I remember from my last try with |
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it (early this year I think). |
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Thanks, Derek Roberts, KJ4UFX. |
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.i doi .tcikoritys. mi cuxna ba'e do |
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On 10/19/10, Cleverson Casarin Uliana <clever92000@×××××××××.br> wrote: |
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> Dear, |
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> I just burned the most current iso for my architecture, called |
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> install-amd64-minimal-20101007.iso. When booting, once I heard the beep, |
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> i issued: |
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> gentoo speakup.synth=soft <ENTER> |
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> but got no speech. |
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> Once in the root prompt, I entered alsamixer, and with a sighted |
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> assistance I verified that most channels were muted. I issued m and |
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> right arrow til I unmuted them all, but still no speech. |
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> I issued "espeak -vpt test" and ESpeak has talked aloud as expected, but |
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> the speakup commands didn't work. |
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> Do you have suggestions of commands I could type to try getting speech? |
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> I already tried "modprobe speakup_soft" with no results. |
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> Many thanks. |
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> Cleverson |
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