Re: Old Braille displays in newest notebooks

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Hi, they do make usb to serial converters, but not sure if they work
with Linux or not.
Might want to check the laptop howto at www.tldp.org to see if a
specific pcmcia serial adaptor or usb one will work with Linux.

Tommy

On Wed, Jan 14, 2004 at 04:08:27PM +0100, Jois wrote:
> Hi,
> I must buy a new notebook and I know that serial ports are no longer built 
> in new notebooks, but most Braille displays, including my Vario40, are 
> connected to a serial port.
> do the PCMCIA serial cards work well? Are they standard or should I be 
> careful to some chipsets?
> Well, if Alva has released the specifications for USB Alva 544 Satellite 
> drivers, it shouldn't be a problem, except for $$$ problems to buy the new 
> one.
> But, if specification are still top secret, is there another way to solve 
> this trouble as Italian TTS softwares have not been released yet and 
> working with an English one is quite difficult for me and slows my job down 
> a lot?
> bye
> Jois
> 
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