automatic startup

automatic startup

[Juan Hernandez]

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how can I get my slackware 8.00 box to to have speakup startup automaticly? Thanks

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automatic startup

[Dave Hunt]

You can either boot a speakup-enhanced kernel image from a floppy, or
from your boot loader.  I use the boot loader called lilo.  an example
entry from my "/etc/lilo.conf" is below, for your entertainment :).
Note that, in order for this to work, you have to have compiled such a
kernel image, according to the instructions on the speakup web site,
and those found in the kernel source "README" file.


Good Luck,


-Dave




###  Sample "lilo.conf" entry for
###   booting a speakup-enhanced kernel image for the 
###  doubletalk lt synthesizer.
###   This image boots when an "l" 
###  is typed at system startup...


image = /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.9-13custom
label=litetalk
alias = l
read-only
root=/dev/hda2
append = "speakup_synth=ltlk"

Re: automatic startup

[Charles Crawford]

Is there software for Linux like Sound gorge?  Create soundfiles with a 
microphone and mix in sound effects and mp3 files and the like?  A little 
production studio in my computer?  Grin.  Who knows what mischief I could 
get into?

--- Charlie.

Re: automatic startup

[Alex Snow]

Hi.
You do this by adding an append line to /etc/lilo.conf.

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On Sat, 15 Mar 2003, Juan Hernandez wrote:

> how can I get my slackware 8.00 box to to have speakup startup automaticly? Thanks

Re: automatic startup

[Charles Crawford]

Apologies for sending the last message under this subject header.  Oops.

-- charlie.