Hello all, I'm going to be using SuSE every day now from September as part of a promotion within the company I'm working in. I remember a few years ago, I successfully recompiled the SuSE kernel to support speakup with a lot of trial and error. Do any of you have any suggestions as to how I should go about it this time? I remember the problem the last time was related to a module check that Novell had installed into the kernel to check for untested modules so without that enabled speakup worked fine. I'm going to be installing SuSE onto my laptop on Sunday to start getting use to it again as I haven't used it in over a year so any suggestions you can provide would be most welcome. BTW, would any of you much more experienced people be willing to help by looking at making a generic kernel available for SuSE similar to that offered on the speakupModified site for Fedora? This would be a fantastic development for me as I am probably going to have to patch a lot of machines with speakup in the next two months and that will probably take a long time considering I'm a relative newby when it comes to kernel recompilation. I've delved into it a few times but aside from what I needed to know at the time I'm not as experienced as most people. Thanks
