Hi, Francisco.
A couple of months after I started using Fedora 17, Bill Acker helped me
over the phone to get Speakup working. I used it, though with problems
from time to time, until I somehow destroyed my Fedora 20 set-up. I
cannot remember enough of setting up to help you much myself, but I
think I found a working e-mail address for Bill on
www.speakupmodified.org. The e-mail address I found is
wacker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
I do know you will need the rpmfusion repo. It contains the staging
modules (hope that's the right description) that include Speakup. I
always tried to make sure that, when there was a kernel update, there
was a similar update in kmod-staging. could not do this when using yum
to update from Fedora 18 to 19 and 19 to 20, and both times I lost
Speakup for a while, the kernel and the kmod-staging module updates
apparently being out of sync at those times.
Also, I never found a way to get Speakup to talk on boot-up. I had to
log in using Orca, open a terminal, and, using sudo, run a script I'd
written to get Speakup working and change some settings more to my
liking. I won't say you can't get it at boot-up, but I couldn't, even
when tryiing to by enabling speakup.service. You very well may do better.
I hope this helps some.
Al
On 05/29/2014 04:34 PM, Francisco Javier Dorado Martínez wrote:
Hi guys
I am using Fedora 20 at my desktop for several months however I haven't found a kernel with speakup enabled....
Is there some kernel with speakup built in? so difficult to compile kernel for a fedora newvie? I don't build a kernel since Redhat 6, and always was a pain :(
Take care
Regards,
Javier
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