The other day, Didier wrote in part, "
I am considering continuing to ship the drivers as modules, but loading the
requested module early during installation as in the Debian installer. I will
build an ISO with this change so you can test."
I think that's cool. I have a TripleTalk LT I might want to try using again.
Also, thanks for the information after that quote for dealing with an already-installed system.
Al
On 11/7/22 12:22, Didier Spaier wrote:
Hi,
Tony, it looks like you forgot to CC the list...
Other than that, answer in line
Le 07/11/2022 à 00:02, tony seth a écrit :
Heya there and good evening Didier and all:
I agree with Samuel, packaging the speakup drivers into the initrd and not as
modules, will very likely work. I think that as software speech became more
popular, modularity just seemed a better idea for most since most people don't
use hardware synths anymore.
I'm probably one of the last hold-outs and in any event, I'm probably not the
only one.
I'm happy to test it if you go that way.
Thanks muchee!
Take care... Cheereo.
I am considering continuing to ship the drivers as modules, but loading the
requested module early during installation as in the Debian installer. I will
build an ISO with this change so you can test.
In an installed system, the user can include in the initrd (rebuilt upon each
kernel upgrade) the driver needed by his or her hard synthesizer.
Please test that (as root or using sudo):
1. Create a file named /etc/dracut.conf.d/hardsynth.conf including this single line:
force_drivers+="speakup_ltlk"
2. Then type:
dracut --force --zstd
After rebooting the module espeakup_ltlk should be loaded and your hard synth
speak. Please let us know if that works for you.
To know more:
man dracut
man dracut.conf
man dracut.cmdline
Cheers,
Didier
