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lutz kaiser wrote:
> i use debian and with installed speakup-modules for my kernel.
>
> now i tried to switch to the newer version of speakup.
> git pulling, went ok.
>
> then i followed your steps, received no errors, but still i have the 
> old modules installed.
> (date september 1th)


Hi,

Did you move the speakup* modules to the speakup directory?  Did you run 
depmod?  I had the old modules until I did both steps.  Try rebooting 
after running depmod.  You could also try "modinfo speakup" or 
"dmesg|grep speakup" to see if that shows anything useful.