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Subject: installing speakup on the netbook
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Hello all,
I just recently got an aces netbok, and used grml with software speech =
to run a debootstrap.
The grml system works great with the hardware, and i have software =
speech, ethernet and sound for the install.
After I get it all installed, I don't have ethernet to run off of, so =
the idea was to put speakup on the system and use it to install and =
compile the drivers.
I'm having an issue, and I was wondering if anyone has found a =
workaround.

What I did was built speakup in a chroot, and pointed it to the linux =
headers for the kernel on the debian system, so it could build against =
those. I installed the modules, and have espeakup set to start at boot, =
with speakup_soft in the /etc/modules list.
I have Alsa installed, but am not receiving any sound; has anyone found =
a way to get that half of the mess working?


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