help with cvs speakup

[Michael Curran]

Hi,
The kernel doesn't even boot at all, it just says "braille and speak found"
and thats it, no hard drive activity what so ever.
Even if I route kernel console to the serial port I get nothing at all...
Its been like this on all the computers I've tried it on and only with the
cvs speakup, as I say, speakup-1.5 works absolutly fine.

Perhaps it could be that I'm using gcc-3.2?
Oh... I must also say (and perhaps this is why)  when I make my kernel with
speakup patched in (and I think this is only with cvs)  I get an error like
"cc: command not found" ... I fix this by doing ln -sf /usr/bin/gcc-3.2
/usr/bin/cc.
Is this the write thing to do?
It makes with  no errors...
(sorry, I completely forgot about that).

Mick


On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 06:27:15AM -0400, Kirk Reiser wrote:
> Hey Mick, it looks as though you are doing everything correctly.
> Obviously that's no incouragement if it isn't working.  If you have the
> drivers built-in with 'y' in the configuration are you still passing
> the speakup_synth kernel command line option?  If so, do it without
> out the switch.  I suspect you are already doing it without the switch
> but want to be pedantic.  I use the DoubleTalk pc as you know and it
> comes up chattering just like it always did.  The kernel is booting
> right?  After it says Doubletalk found or whatever it does go on and
> boot to a login prompt?  If so, and you can ssh into the box and look
> at the dmesg output to see what's up.
> 
>   Kirk
> 
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