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> > I suspect there isn't a gentoo developer with a speech syntesizer which |
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> > probably is needed to test this thing... But maybe it's possible to just |
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> > add the patches to a vanilla-kernel and make it a masked/"unstable" |
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> > ebuild? |
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Hi, |
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I made an ebuild for linux-2.4.21 with XFS, and it supports speakup ! |
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I submitted this ebuild with bugzilla: |
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http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24583 |
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If you take this ebuild, you will have a recent kernel with speakup-1.5 (the |
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last stable version). This kernel has been tested, and speakup works well. |
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I am already building a LiveCD that supports speakup. If you are interested, |
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you can have a look at this page: |
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http://systemrescuecd.sourceforge.net/ |
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Speakup is enabled in the current version, but it's destroyed at startup, |
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because of the keymap menu (even with kernel param "nokeymap"). I will fix |
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this bug in the next version. |
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Hope it helps. |
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