Using sftsyn

Kenny Hitt kenny at hittsjunk.net
Thu Mar 31 01:56:44 EST 2005


Hi.
What kernel are you using?  Do you know that the softsynth module was
included in your kernel?
Do you know how to find out?
When you can answer these questions, I bet you will know your problem.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny

On Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 10:44:26PM -0800, jim grimsby wrote:
> To answer a prevuis message I am aware that using the decpc would not
> provide me with speech using software it was a test to see if the device
> it self would change it did.  
> How ever when I change it to sftsyn the device does not change. 
> So like I said this should mean that I do not have the driver installed
> as a module or in the kernel.  Is this corect. Also what is the easyist
> way to remady this sitchuation before going on.  Speech dispatcher is
> working fine with all synthasizers installed flite at the moment is the
> default I thought I would get it working with it before moving on to the
> dectalk the dectalk is working using dtk-generic as a output module.
> The devices have been maid as described in the speakup how to and the
> users guide.  Both very nice documents.  I think I will update the
> install file here for speechd-up to include the other packages I had to
> install to get it working.  
> Thanks for all the help so far!
> 
> 
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