Speakup Sans Speech

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Hi, Kirk:

Well, I thought you had thie issue of booting even if no synth was
connected worked out, too. But, perhaps this Thinkpad is the exception
that proves the rule? I suppose it may be the Phoenix BIOS. But, it
definitely doesn't work on this machine.
So, I have recompiled with 'none' as the default. I have added some
symlinks in /boot for each of my synths, e.g. ltlk, dectlk, etc., and
added each of these in lilo.conf as a separate image with an appropriate
append= line for each. This works like a charm. I can choose 'silent' and
boot without speech, or ';ltlk' and boot with the Litetalk, etc.

Now, for the rest of that nagging agenda! <grin>

Thanks for the prompt response this morning.


 On 23 Mar
2001, Kirk Reiser wrote:

> Hi Janina:  If you want it to come up with no synth you enter the
> string "none".  Make sure you have the most recent version of speakup
> out of cvs.  Also, have you tried booting with no synth with this
> version you are running?  I thought we had resolved the problems with
> systems hanging.
>
>   Kirk
>
>

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