speakup modules

speakup modules

[Deedra Waters]

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I'm going to ask a stupid question, but how do you load speakup modules? heh


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Re: speakup modules

[Ryan Mann]

You do it the same way you would any other module.  For example, modprobe
speakup_dtlk for the Doubletalk  Speakup driver or modprobe speakup_bns to
load the driver for the BNS.






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On Sun, 14 Dec 2003, Deedra Waters wrote:

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Re: speakup modules

[Kerry Hoath]

You need to pull the latest git,
also you must be running kernel 2.6.26 or later so ubuntu 8.04 won't cut it.
either upgrade your kernel or upgrade to ubuntu 8.10.
You'll need kernel headers installed to build speakup as modules.
Regards, Kerry.

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Subject: speakup modules


>
> gretings,
> I am trying to get speakup installed on my Ubuntu(8.04) test machine.  I 
> read a breif posting saying that speakup could be built entirely as 
> modules to avoid compiling the kernel.
>
> I downloaded speakup-2.0.tar.gz from the speakup site 
> (http://www.linux-speakup.org/download.html).  However, when I uncompress 
> the archive, none of th provided doccumentation mention this option.
>
> The comment in the post said the command to build speakup as modules is 
> "make -C src/ modules modules_install" but when I uncompress the speakup 
> archive there is no src sbdirectory.
>
> Does anyone know how to go about installing speakup as modules?
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Re: speakup modules

[luke]

You must use the git version.


On Mon, 8 Dec 2008, aerospace1028@hotmail.com wrote:

> 
> gretings,
> I am trying to get speakup installed on my Ubuntu(8.04) test machine.  I read a breif posting saying that speakup could be built entirely as modules to avoid compiling the kernel.
> 
> I downloaded speakup-2.0.tar.gz from the speakup site (http://www.linux-speakup.org/download.html).  However, when I uncompress the archive, none of th provided doccumentation mention this option.
> 
> The comment in the post said the command to build speakup as modules is "make -C src/ modules modules_install" but when I uncompress the speakup archive there is no src sbdirectory.
> 
> Does anyone know how to go about installing speakup as modules?
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speakup modules

[aerospace1028]

gretings,
I am trying to get speakup installed on my Ubuntu(8.04) test machine.  I read a breif posting saying that speakup could be built entirely as modules to avoid compiling the kernel.

I downloaded speakup-2.0.tar.gz from the speakup site (http://www.linux-speakup.org/download.html).  However, when I uncompress the archive, none of th provided doccumentation mention this option.

The comment in the post said the command to build speakup as modules is "make -C src/ modules modules_install" but when I uncompress the speakup archive there is no src sbdirectory.

Does anyone know how to go about installing speakup as modules?
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Re: speakup modules.

[Terry D. Cudney]

Hi all,
	I've always compiled the synth driver into my kernel to get earliest feedback on boot
	My question is: Can I compile drivers for other synths as modules and load them if I have a different synth connected at some time, while keeping the primary synth driver in the kernel? Or must all synth drivers be compiled as modules and loaded as needed?

	Thanks,

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Re: speakup modules.

[Kenny Hitt]

Hi.  Adding speakup_dtlk to /etc/modules will get the speakup module
loaded automatically during boot.  You won't get speech as early as you
will if you had the synth driver in the kernel, but it should start
talking early in the boot process.  If you want to use the help system
for speakup, you might want to also add speakup_keyhelp to /etc/modules.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny

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> for those debian users out there, do I need to add something like 
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> or if I want speech from go to woe do I need to recook the kernel?
> thanks in advance.
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Re: speakup modules.

[ameer armaly]

I guess you can just modconf to add it to load  automatically.


On Sat, 21 Feb 2004, Shaun Oliver wrote:

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> Hi, I've compiled speakup into the kernel but have selected all the
> synths as modules.
> for those debian users out there, do I need to add something like
> speakup_dtlk to my /etc/modules file?
> or if I want speech from go to woe do I need to recook the kernel?
> thanks in advance.
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[Shaun Oliver]

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Hi, I've compiled speakup into the kernel but have selected all the
synths as modules.
for those debian users out there, do I need to add something like 
speakup_dtlk to my /etc/modules file?
or if I want speech from go to woe do I need to recook the kernel?
thanks in advance.

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