Thanks to Kirk and Ralph

Thanks to Kirk and Ralph

[Jim Wantz]

Well, Kirk you said the magic word "daemon".  I was thinking about the 
problem today and thought that I hadn't invoked speechd-up with the -d 
switch, instead I had done a --single-probe and when I did that things 
began to work.  By the way I am using the 2.6.12 pre-compiled speakup 
kernel off of people.debian.org.  echo works fine, the only problem is 
that I have to re-initialize speechd-up when I switch back from Doubletalk 
PC to sftsyn.  I'm writing a program that will allow me to do the whole 
thing in a few keystrokes as well as initializing the software synthesizer 
from an initialization script if I need to.  Ralph, I got your message but 
haven't tried it yet.  Thanks.

      Jim Wantz
      WB0TFK
My apologies to everyone else on this list!

Re: Thanks to Kirk and Ralph

[Hynek Hanke]

Jim Wantz píše v Pá 06. 01. 2006 v 20:35 -0500:
> Well, Kirk you said the magic word "daemon".  I was thinking about the 
> problem today and thought that I hadn't invoked speechd-up with the -d 
> switch, instead I had done a --single-probe and when I did that things 
> began to work.  

Invoking speechd-up as --run-single (-s) or --run-deamon (-d) makes no
difference with respect to the functionality. It's only a matter
of convenience; if you like it to run on the foreground or on the
background.

The important thing is that --probe is only for testing if the
connection to Speech Dispatcher and the rest of the speech synthesis
chain works correctly. So you hear only a test sentence with this option
switched on.

Have a nice day,
Hynek