That's very strange, I have a built in inte;l hda device too. I'll have to check out the sound destination and see if there is something screwy. I was playing with the live cd in order to check out what problems I might have. Oh by the way, I solved my brltty problem. I installed the earlier version that comes with squeeze, then upgraded to 4.5, and now it's working fine. Since my laptop and desktop machines are working fine with squeeze, I'm tempted to just bypass wheezy for a while.Thanks, Gene >acollins at icsmail.net <acollins at icsmail.net> wrote: >> So how are you guys getting Speakup in wheezy to co exist with pulse >> audio? I was experimenting with the live cd, and was starting it by hand, >> and it still was crashing, even though I wasn't using the quiet >> parameter. I had to disable pulse audio in order to get speakup to stay >> up, which ment my gnome session was in accessible. > >On my laptop, it all just worked without any additional configuration. I have >Speakup and Espeakup installed, as well as PulseAudio, which is configured (as >is the default) as the default audio output destination in Alsa. > >I haven't seen any crashes or problems with this configuration. The sound card >is an on-board Intel audio device. > >_______________________________________________ >Speakup mailing list >Speakup at linux-speakup.org >http://linux-speakup.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/speakup
