Re: dtk-generic working now ....

[Jacob Schmude <jschmude@adelphia.net>]

Hi
The reason it works now is because you've started it after you've logged
in. For whatever reason, when started before you log in, the dtk-generic
module doesn't work properly. I'm not sure if this is just with the
dectalk or whether if it applies to all synthesizers based on the generic
module, since the other one is Epos which is a czech language synthesizer
that I don't have. Other modules don't exhibit this issue, and I'm
definitely checking this out further.

On Sat, 1 May 2004, Cheryl Homiak wrote:

>
> but I don't know for sure why.
> I do know I hadn't been starting with the speech-dispatcher command
> because it appeared to be automatically started as a daemon by debian;
> when I had tried to start it I got 'speech-dispatcher already running".
> But
> the last time i rebooted that apparently didn't happen because I did the
> modprobe command and the speechd_up command and then couldn't find the
> /tmp/dtk debugging file even though debugging was still on. so i started
> speech-dispatcher; actually, sftsyn was already loaded when I did this and
> then I did speechd_up and it worked!!! But I've rebooted since then;
> speech-dispatcher still wasn't automatically started and I started it
> first, then loaded sftsyn, then speechd_up. I have rebooted and done this
> tree times and it is still working.
> I have ltlk compiled in my kernel also, but I have "none" as the default.