Hi there, on a GNU/Linux box, I'm running Windows 7 in a VM by means of qemu-kvm. More specifically, the host is running orca and brltty when I start qemu-system-i386 from within a gnome terminal. On the VM I have set up NVDA as a screen reader which is working fine as far as speech is concerned. Unfortunately, I cannot quite figure out how to get braille working, though. Giving the option
-usbdevice braille on the qemu command line makes a device named “QEMU USB BRAILLE” appear in the Windows device manager. Howeverr, there is no driver installed for this device and I don't know where to get it either. When choosing BRLTTY as the output device in the braille settings dialog of NVDA, I'm told that no connection to the braille device can be established. Also, it doesn't seem to make any difference whether orca on the host system is configured to provide braille output or not. How can I pass NVDA's braille output through to the device connected to the host system? And is it at all possible to make all components cooperate in such a way that I can switch seamlessly between the VM and the host system without losing braille output? Thanks in advance for your advice, Elias _______________________________________________ This message was sent via the BRLTTY mailing list. To post a message, send an e-mail to: [email protected] For general information, go to: http://mielke.cc/mailman/listinfo/brltty
