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Hi Terry,

     For the DecTalk Express download one of the files that begin with
dectlk.  If you're doing an install from CDROM or HDD, download
dectlkb.bin, if you're doing a network install, download
dectlkn.bin.  If you need to install from a Pc-CARD (PCMCIA) device,
then download dectlkp.bin.  The images that begin with decext are for
the old fashioned DecTalk external.

     Any questions, call or write.



          Bill in Denver

On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Klarich, Terry
wrote:

> I recently ran across this project.  It sounds very encouraging.
> 
> To get an idea how speakup looks and feels, I downloaded a redhat
> installation disk image.  I then used dd to write this image to a floppy.
> Upon reboot of my machine, I never heard anything.  at the lilo prompt, I
> typed text" for a text based installation.  I have a DECTALK Express; so,
> downloaded the decextn.bin file.  It is plugged into cua0.
> 
> At what point during the boot should I expect to hear speech?  I am curious
> because the console driver has to hold characters until at least the minimum
> drivers are available.  
> 
> Are there any additional kernel command line parameters which should be
> given to enable speakup?
> 
> Eagerly awaiting any replies.
> 
> Terry
> 
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