which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

[Sean McMahon]

There was some mention on this list that speakup from cvs only worked with some
versions of the 2.6 kernel.  Which versions of the 2.6 kernel should I use with
speakup from cvs?

Re: which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

[David Csercsics]

When in doubt you should always use the latest version of the kernel

Re: which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

[Charles Hallenbeck]

I am using 2.6.11.6 with a current CVS speakup patch with no difficulty.


On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Sean McMahon wrote:

> There was some mention on this list that speakup from cvs only worked with some
> versions of the 2.6 kernel.  Which versions of the 2.6 kernel should I use with
> speakup from cvs?
>
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RE: which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

[jim grimsby]

I am using 2.6.11.6 with a current CVS speakup patch with no difficulty.
Hi, did you make that a debian package when you maid it? 
If so would you be willing to put it on your websight.  I have been
talking to the creater of the install cd to see if a later image can be
included.  So far we have come up with the fact that the installer must
use 2.4.27.  I see no reason why a later kernel choice could not be
offered when you go to select the kernel in the final part of the
install though.  Waiting for a response for that one.  
Thanks 

RE: which 2.6 kernel should I use with speakup cvs?

[Charles Hallenbeck]

No, I am still too new to Debian to be constructing Debian packages. I 
just did it the old fashioned way, downloading the source tarball, and 
then configuring, making, and installing it. The only Debian package I 
have seen built on my system was done automatically by a Debian script 
connected with the MPlayer source tarball.





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