Unix

[David Poehlman]

serial cable and usb converter.

On Jul 30, 2009, at 10:39 AM, james collins wrote:

I went ahead and tryed to install yasr on my mac. I have no way of  
testing it, I just sent my doubletalk ln to get tested, the doubletalk  
stopped working on my ms-dos computer. And I need to order a serial  
cable to connect to my MacBook pro laptop. I have an unix executable  
file called yasr that was created after the installation. I really  
didn't get any error messages during installation but I was looking at  
my computer at the command line after I tried to install yasr and  
there were a couple of no's. I don't know if this is normal or not, I  
am wondering if the computer couldn't write some files, or if it is  
normal on installation to have some no's? Anyway I can't really test  
it now, and I was wondering what you thought, if the installation was  
successful or not? Another thing I wondered if there is a way to  
uninstall yasr, like if I couldn't get it to work? I believe when I  
installed it, yasr wrote files in my directory structure, and I was  
wondering if I couldn't get it to work if there was a way to safely  
remove yasr and all of it's associated files? Any help would be  
appreciated.

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On Jul 30, 2009, at 5:02 AM, Hermann <meinelisten at onlinehome.de> wrote:

> On 30.07.2009 at 05:13:03 Kyle <kyle4jesus at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> You only need sudo for the make install line. Everything else can be
>> run from your regular user account.
>>
> I'm very much in doubt that this all will work:
> The yasr.tar file is for Linux and it expects to find all the needed
> packages and the Linux file/directory structure.
> On Mac everything is different. And moreover: are you sure that all
> needed packages exist for Mac?
> If Yasr will work at all, you need a Mac specific package, that's  
> ending
> is .dmg. It's precompiled, and it fits into a Mac structure.
> If you really don't like Mac and prefer Linux, why not testing a real
> one, such as:
> http://grml.org/
> It's a text based Linux that comes with Brltty, Yasr and Speakup out  
> of
> the box.
> And btw: It runs on a simple PC, that is much cheaper than a Mac.
> The CD you can download can be used in live mode, e.g. you can test it
> without installing. If you like it, there are several ways to install
> it.
> Hermann
>
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