ttsynth configuration

Janina Sajka janina at rednote.net
Thu Jan 10 20:24:17 EST 2008


You don't run Speakup in terminal mode, but rather from a text console
which has its own login.

You should compile the ttsynth connector for use with Speakup. Source
file and instructions are on the ttsynth.com page.

Whether you modprobe for speakup_sftsyn, or do 'echo sftsyn
>/proc/speakup/synth_name' depends on what kernel you're using and how
>it was compiled. You don't say, so I can't tell further.

Janina

Scott Ford writes:
> Hello everyone,
> 
>       I received the ttsynth for Christmas.  I have been able to get it to
> work on my 32bit machine, and 64 bit machine, running under gnome.  I cannot
> seem to get it to work on either machine under speakup in terminal mode.  I
> cannot get spk-connect to compile under x64, I had a friend look at it and
> was able to get it to use the audio lib; however I guess it puked on one of
> the ibm lib's.  There was also a memory issue, stating that it was not
> valid.  When I ran it on my I386 box I was able to get it to compile;
> however it also gave me a invalide memory value of some kind.  I do get a
> binary that I can execute.  I do not know how to tell if it is actually
> running though.  I suspect that it is not running because when I issue the
> modprobe speakup_sftsyn command.  I receive a fatal module speakup_sftsyn
> not found.  I have been reading and trying to figure this out.  I am not
> doing so good.  Does any one know what I am doing wrong?  Thanks for any
> help.
> 
> Scott
> 
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