Kernel Oops with Linux-2.6.18.2, Speech-dispatcher-0.6.1, and Speechd-up-0.4

[Gregory Nowak]

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I'd guess your problem is either with echo none
>/proc/speakup/synth_name, with modprobe -r, or with both. I know I've
reported problems here in the past about the kernel going bye-bye when
echoing none to synth_name, and when modprobing speakup
modules. Others have reported modprobe issues here as well, so your
report isn't the first, it just serves to confirm that a problem does
in fact exist in certain configurations, but not in others, as I've
also mentioned in the past.

As for why you don't get speech, I would have to guess you don't have
software speech configured properly, or are again loading speakup
modules before starting speech-dispatcher/speechd-up, causing things
to act strange.

Greg


On Sat, Nov 11, 2006 at 12:23:39AM -0500, Igor Gueths wrote:
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> Hi all. I just completed installing LFS on my laptop; this includes Gcc-4.1.1, and Glibc-2.5. I restored a known good configuration from backup that was working perfectly on my previous 
> Slackware system, which was running Linux-2.6.17.1. I have noticed two things so far; for one thing, I can't hear anything when I start Speech-dispatcher and Speechd-up with Espeak-1.16. Also, 
> for some reason when I go to stop Dispatcher and Speechd-up, Speechd-up doesn't terminate properly. When I killall speechd-up, I get the following:

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