Announcing 32-bit test live CD

[Tom Fowle]

tony
service brltty stop
gets a blank line and sits there for minutes.
I had goofed previously in brltty command, checked manual
but still didn't work even when specifying both braille driver and device.

modinfo speakup_dtlk
produced apparrently correct file info much like that produced by same
command on this wheezy box.
I don't know how to copy the screen data somewhere from which I can email
it.
Oh, maybe run script and try to mount a usb drive and put it there.
However assume fact that modinfo found the driver is all you need to know
again, removing espeak, speakup_soft and speakup then 
modprobe speakup_dtlk
gets
can not insert speakup_dtlk.

Is it worth the fuss to run script and try to copy the results of any
commands to a thumb drive then send em to you?
Happy to try that if might be usefull?

Have you had anybody else test this with a different hardware synth?



sorry its not working, hope its not me goofing up.
thanks
Tom

On Sun, Dec 13, 2015 at 02:07:53AM -0800, Tony Baechler wrote:
> Thanks for testing.  I don't know why things aren't working for you.
> The module is definitely there.  The only thing I can think of is
> try this:
> 
> service brltty stop
> 
> Then try running your brltty command.  It's supposed to detect USB
> displays automatically, but I turned off serial detection to avoid
> locking up speech synths.  Specifically, Talking Arch locked up my
> DECtalk Express.  Maybe the better option would be to not start
> brltty at boot.  Just for curiosity, when you have speech, what's
> the output of this?
> 
> modinfo speakup_dtlk
> 
> If that command doesn't find it, there is definitely something
> strange going on.  It's the standard Ubuntu kernel.
> 
> On 12/12/2015 9:22 PM, Tom Fowle wrote:
> >tony,
> >second try at this image: my file date for the livetest32.iso is dec 4 18:37
> >Hope that indicates this is the latest upload.
> >
> >Came up at prompt with speakup running.
> >Brltty -d al
> >for the alva ran the program but didn't find the display.
> >
> >The sequence to remove espeakup etc and boot speakup_dtlk did the same as
> >before,
> >speakup_dtlk,not found.
> >
> >Sorry, I understand it's not possible for you to test systems you don't
> >have.
> >
> >Is there anything usefull I could do with the livetest32 running espeak?
> >
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