I just got a Raspberry PI this week. I haven't had much time to play
with it yet but I figured out how to ssh to it and I got sound working.
I also established that the speakup modules are not included in the
kernel. Well, that may depend on which flavor of linux you get on your
sd card. I got debian 6.0 (squeeze).
To ssh to the PI, you'll have to have some way to determine what IP it
was assigned by your network. If you have access to dhcp logs, you'll be
able to grep for raspberrypi which is the default hostname of the PI.
Then you can connect with the user id pi and password raspberry. That
will give you access so you can configure everything else.
I said I got sound working but it was probably already working via HDMI.
But to gget it to work through the built-in headphone jack I had to do this:
sudo amixer cset numid=3 1
You can verify that sound works by doing this:
y /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav
I am guessing the next thing I'll have to do is recompile the kernel
with speakup modules included. But I'll have to google it first.
On 2/28/2013 11:58 AM, Rob Harris wrote:
Any comments on the following, accessibility for example?
http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs
RobH.
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