Hey Didier: All of the kernels I tested were debian sid packages. The
most recent was a December twelve build I believe. I have not seen any
5.4.x kernels available under sid yet. Admittedly, I don't try to
upgrade every day or anything.
I pretty much strictly use speakup_soft with espeakup. I first thought
it might be an espeakup problem since it is as flakey as ever with the
lack of speech interrupt ability in a timely manner but the problem
still persists with my old solid espeakup and the old espeak
libraries.
I would be willing to test your kernels if you could send me a drop in
replacement with the System.map etc.
Kirk
On Tue, 31 Dec 2019, Didier Spaier wrote:
Hi Kirk and Janina,
I won't ship a 5.3.x Kernel in Slint anyway as it is officially EOL
upstream, however I plan to provide a 5.4 kernel soon and would like
to have it tested wrt this issue.
I do not own a hard synth so can only test with speakup_soft myself, but
I could ask Slint users to do so with a hard synth (ltlk at least and
probably apollo as well).
With which driver did you try: soft or hard and then which hard synth?
Also Janina, does this issue occur also with linux 5.4.6.arch3-1?
As an aside, Kirk did you try one of the package labeled
linux-image-5.4.0-1-<something> provided for Debian SID?
Best regards,
Didier
Le 31/12/19 à 15:46, Kirk Reiser a écrit :
Yes Janina: On my boxes the machine is locked up solid as in not able
to even ssh or ping the machine.
I have had to revert back to a 5.2.x series kernel to by-pass the
problem. I tried three different 5.3.x kernels extensively before
reverting.
Kirk
On Tue, 31 Dec 2019, Janina Sajka wrote:
Kirk:
I think I'm also seeing this on my Arch system.
The behavior is speech dies, and there seems no way to get it back short
of a reboot.
Best,
Janina
Kirk Reiser writes:
Hello folks: It appears the bug that visited speakup back in late
August is back and active. In kernel version 5.3.15-1 built on
2019-12-07. It can very easily be reproduced by hitting the next-word
or previous-word functions quickly in series. In fact it is veryd
ifficult to not trigger the bug. This is in debian sid BTW. My
machines are amd64 based so I'm not sure if it's active on Intel
processors.
Kirk
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