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Hi all
I have recently obtained a DECtalk PC2 card, and have successfully set
it up and used it under Windows 98 with JAWS. I am now attempting to
make it work with Speakup under Linux.
I copied the dec_pc to the suggested location, and ran dtload -v. I get
the following output:
testkernel got dec
Loading kernel of 26438 bytes ( 77 relocs )
cs:ip == 0040:0010 ss:sp == 07eb:0200
status -3
However, upon loading speakup, I am informed that the device, while
found, appeared to have no firmware loaded.
I try running dtload again, and get the following output:
testkernel got dec
Loading kernel of 26438 bytes ( 77 relocs )
cs:ip == 0040:0010 ss:sp == 07eb:0200
card is ready
dt_loadmem: addr = 00000400 size = 26438
waitmode p=c001 s = 1000
status -9
When I attempt to load speakup and the decpc module a second time, the
system completely locks up hard, and I have to press the reset button.
I have tried the firmware that came in the speakup tarball, and the
firmware off my install disk, which is 4.2C. Suggestions are welcome.
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Luke Yelavich
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