I've recently been experimenting with SpeakUp, motivated by the (temporary) unavailability of both of my braille displays. On my laptop, I would like to try integrating Speakup (with ESpeak and ESpeakup) into the Debian boot process. I've used module-assistant to build the SpeakUp modules for the custom 2.6.27 kernel installed on the machine, which in turn will be upgraded to 2.6.29 at some point. The ESpeakup package is also installed, and I can easily enable it in the init scripts. What's the best and safest way to load the Speakup modules in boot? Do I add them to /etc/modprobe.d, or add them to initramfs, or is there another, preferred method?
