Just a quick note to say that I've (finally) succeeded in building a new, Speakup enabled kernel for an old system I picked up at a show for $40. This is a Pentium II, 200 Mhz chip and the system has 32 Mb of RAM. I initially installed Woody using Frank Carmickle's installation floppies. I've now upgraded to a 2.4.22 kernel with a CVS checkout of Speakup from yesterday. I compiled the DTLK driver into the kernel to get it to start talking at the same point that Sopeakup 1.5 starts talking. It's working well. I dare say it's working even better than Speakup 1.5 over 2.4.17. Much snappier. PS: I use this sytem primarily as a terminal to other computers on my home network.
