Hello,
I know this is off-topic for this list, but does someone here have experience
with Debian on Raspberry Pi 4B?
If so, please reply off-list.
The wiki page seems a bit out-dated and confusing.
Regards, Martin
Hello,
Where can I find info about installing non-free synthesizers, such as Eloquence
and Vocalizer?
The wiki doesn’t say anything about it, and I can’t find any info in e.g.
/usr/share/doc/speech-dispatcher-voxin.
Regards, Martin.
Hello Samuel,
> On 29 Sep 2023, at 23:41, Samuel Thibault wrote:
>
> Linux indeed broke TIOCSTI for brltty. The fix is under way, it'll get
> into Debian 12's backport eventually (linux 6.4.8).
Do you know when it’s ready?
If it take som time, how can I revert to the release kernel, without hav
Hello,
I’m running Debian 12, with backports enabled.
For some time, cursor routing and copy/paste in BRLTTY has not worked.
When I press a cursor routing key, or try to paste something from the BRLTTY
buffer, I get the following message:
“Linux character injection (TIOSCSTI) is disabled on this
Hello David,
When I’m installing a Debian system without a GUI, I start the installer with
medium priority, and skip the step “Select and install software”.
That way, a basic Debian system is installed, and if you configured networking
during the process, it will be available on the installed sy
I’m tired of this discussion of what works best and all that.
Could you please continue this on e.g the blinux mailing list?
This list is for debian-related accessibility discussions, while the blinux
list is more for general discussions like this “Iggdrasil”.
Martin
Hello Samuel,
Did you get anything usefull out of the amixer output I posted regarding the
loss of sound?
Regards, Martin
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idim@heidi:~$ amixer -c 0 scontents
Simple mixer control 'Master',0
Capabilities: pvolume pvolume-joined pswitch pswitch-joined
Playback channels: Mono
Limits: Playback 0 - 74
Mono: Playback 54 [73%] [-20.00dB] [on]
Simple mixer control 'Headphone',0
Capabilities: pvolume pswitch
Hello Samuel,
idim@heidi:~$ cat /proc/asound/cards
0 [Intel ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
HDA Intel at 0xfc00 irq 31
idim@heidi:~$ sudo dmesg|grep firmware
[3.484848] psmouse serio1: trackpoint: IBM TrackPoint firmware: 0x0e,
buttons: 3/3
[5.892826] platform
Hello,
After updating to the latest Debian Stable, I’ve no sound at all.
Either the sound card nor the pc speaker.
Is there something I can look for in a log?
The volume setting in alsamixer is set to 100%.
Regards, Martin
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Hello Devin,
I think the best starting point is the accessibility wiki.
http://wiki.debian.org/accessibility
It contains lot of general accessibility tips and tricks.
Regards, Martin
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Hello Keith,
You can find the manual here:
https://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/pdf/TM-D710A_E_GA_GE_IDM.pdf
The panel is self-explanatory.
73 de LB7YE
Hello,
If there are users on this list with experience setting up/using qemu in
terminal, could you please contact me off-list?
The questions I have are not related to accessibility.
Regards, Martin
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Hello,
On 01/03/2018 02:46 PM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> It looks like brltty is tampering with the ttyUSB port. Could you
> perhaps try without brltty running, or with in /etc/brltty.conf the
> braille-device set to the exact usb:n so it doesn't try to tamper
> with the apollo device?
How c
Hello and happy new year!
A friend of mine has a good old Apollo hardware speech synth, which we
want up and running using speakup.
It's attached via a USb -> serial adapter, along with a Handy Tech
braille display, which is attached directly to the PC via USB.
Speakup doesn't start.
idim@pea
> On 9 Apr 2017, at 02:34, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> No network connection found with stock debian image means you haven't got a
> floppy in the computer with a directory called firmware holding the correct
> driver for your network card. The debian firmware installer has a selection
> of firmwa
> On 9 Apr 2017, at 00:33, Amir-Trend Plus wrote:
>
> Hi,
> i need to install debian to a pc that has no internet connection. last
> time i tried, it requires me to setup the connection during the
> install and since no connection was found, it failed. Can i skip that
> screen and setup my conne
Hello Samuel, which images aren’t accessible?
Martin
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Hello,
There is no spesifick accessible installer.
However, the official installer is, out of the box.
What kind of accessibility do you need?
Martin
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Hello and happy new year!
A friend of mine has a good old Apollo speech synth, which we’ll like to use
with speakup.
It’s connected to a modern laptop via an usb to serial adapter.
I’ve included the “speakup_apollo” module in the initrd.
Now, how to get speakup running?
The various readme files i
I forgot to mention that the 'qemu' package is installed.
Martin
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Hello,
On 11/28/2016 10:59 AM, Christian Schoepplein wrote:
> I've not yet read the wiki page, first of all I'd like to know more
> about what are the problems and questions regarding Quemu.
As I stated in my previous message regarding this, I thaught building a
VM with qemu involved a huge am
On 11/27/2016 01:03 PM, mattias wrote:
> what? have debian team removed the --curses switch from qemu?
Maintainers doesn't remove anything from binaries.
> why use qemu anyway?
Because it's accessible.
> use vmware instead or virtualbox
Then, tell me how to get VMWare, or/and how to make VBox
Hello,
On 11/27/2016 01:11 AM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> Why making it off-list?
As far as I understand, a qemu VM is built using a huge bunch of
options, and I thaught such a discussion was a bit off topic according
to accessibility.
Do I missunderstand something?
I mean, is a VM actually built
Hello,
I know this is off-topic for this list, but I also know that people here
has used/are using qemu in an accessible way.
For me, building/using a VM looks like a huge mess.
If someone would like to share some tips, please reply off-list.
Regards, Martin
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On 11/27/2016 12:01 AM, dhof...@att.net wrote:
> Yes it is part of the main board. The USB Soundcard is recognized by
> Vinux booted from a USB flash drive.
That doesn't help much if it's not by the Debian Installer.
However, it seems like this problem can be solved in Stretch, according
to what
Hello,
On 11/26/2016 06:58 PM, dhof...@att.net wrote:
> I have a 64 bit Dell PC with a sound card that is not working, so I am using
> a USB sound card instead. I want to install Debian using the accessible text
> installation process, but the net install ISO evidently is trying to use the
>
Hello,
On 11/16/2016 09:06 PM, Sebastian Humenda wrote:
> And have you configured a keyboard-table in /etc/brltty.conf?
No, I'm not using the display as a keyboard.
I missed that part of your first message, sorry.
Have you tried disabling this feature of brltty?
Martin
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Hello,
On 11/15/2016 11:42 AM, Sebastian Humenda wrote:
> Does anybody use the TTY full-time and has a similar issue?
I'm using tty full-time with a H T BS 40 braille display connected via
usb, on an up-to-date Strech install, and I don't have this issue.
Regards, Martin
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>
> From: Odd Martin Baanrud
> Subject: Bug#645334: support for manipulating the command line directly
> Date: 7 November 2016 at 06:48:58 GMT+1
> To: Debian Bug Tracking System <645...@bugs.debian.org>
> Resent-From: Odd Martin Baanrud
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Hello,
If this will enable sending options directly to qemu, it really should be
integrated, if possible,without to much work.
This way, it will be possible for users of refreshabl
Hello,
On 10/23/2016 05:03 PM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> These 4 buttons are just there to highlight the corresponding group in
> the icons. I.e. hey only have a visual effect. Continue tabbing until
> reaching icons: Appearance, etc., which do open a window.
Ahh, I understand.
Not the best vie
On 10/22/2016 09:22 PM, mattias jonsson wrote:
> dosemu dont exist on arm
And the dosbox emulator doesn't work with orca, unless it can do with a
script or something.
I guess the only solution for you is to install FreeDOS or something
simular in a virtual machine.
Martin
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Hello,
On 10/17/2016 01:50 AM, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:
> With qemu, if you run a system with -curses and the guest is not GUI,
> you may access to it directly from the host (eg. Linux in CLI, Freddos).
But can this be done through virt-manager?
So far I don't see a way to pass additional op
Hello,
On 10/17/2016 01:49 AM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> I guess you can ask virt-manager to provide a sound board to the guest,
> or pass-through a USB port to the guest to connect a braille device.
Yes, virt-manager can add a virtual sound board.
However, it seems like the virtual Baum braille
Hello,
In the MATE control center provided in Jessie, nothing happends when I
press the buttons.
I see them all.
Personal, hardware, etc.
It seems like the program doesn't recognise the key presses.
Any ideas?
Regards, Martin
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Hello,
Is there an alternative way to access the Orca preferences then
Orca-Key+Space?
I'm using MATE.
Regards, Martin
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Hello,
I’m running Debian Stretch on a Lenovo Thinkpad R500, and I’m totally unable to
find the Orca key.
I know it should be rather caps lock or insert, but none of them work.
I installed Jessie on another computer some time ago, and on that computer,
caps lock serves as the Orca key.
Any idea
> On 17 Oct 2016, at 03:25, mattias wrote:
>
> if i install mate via apt in debian jessie
>
> you can launch orca but after it you cant do anything..
>
> how to solve?
I guess you’ll find some usefull tips here:
http://wiki.debian.org/accessibility
Martin
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Hello,
Regarding the accessibility issue I had in MATE, I finally fixed it.
I guessed the issue had something to do with a messed up file or something.
So I did a new fresh install with accessibility enabled, and created a new user.
That solved the problem.
So I copied the content of the new $home
Hello,
I’ve plaied with virt-manager (A tool to manage QEMU/KVM VM’s.).
The program itself is usable with Orca.
However, I wonder how one can make a VM accessible once started?
According to the accessibility wiki, it’s possible to get some accessibility
when starting a machine directly with QEMU,
Seems like I’m unable to post to this list, so I’m just trying again.
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Hello,
I did a fresh install of Jessie yesterday.
Braille works at the mate login screen, but when I’m loged in, it stops working.
Speech however works just fine.
I loged out, and braille worked again, but now speech was lost.
I configured orca from a console using ‘orca -t’ and enabled braille.
B
Hello,
I did a fresh install of Jessie yesterday.
Braille works at the mate login screen, but when I’m loged in, it stops working.
Speech however works just fine.
I loged out, and braille worked again, but now speech was lost.
I configured orca from a console using ‘orca -t’ and enabled braille.
B
Hello,
I did a fresh install of Jessie yesterday.
Braille works at the mate login screen, but when I’m loged in, it stops working.
Speech however works just fine.
I loged out, and braille worked again, but now speech was lost.
I configured orca from a console using ‘orca -t’ and enabled braille.
B
Hello,
I did a fresh install of Jessie yesterday.
Braille works at the mate login screen, but when I’m loged in, it stops working.
Speech however works just fine.
I loged out, and braille worked again, but now speech was lost.
I configured orca from a console using ‘orca -t’ and enabled braille.
B
Hello,
I did a fresh install of Jessie yesterday.
Braille works at the mate login screen, but when I’m loged in, it stops working.
Speech however works just fine.
I loged out, and braille worked again, but now speech was lost.
I configured orca from a console using ‘orca -t’ and enabled braille.
B
Hello,
What if this package could be maintained by the accessibility team?
Then the list receives info about uploads etc.
Regards, Martin
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Version: 3.14.0-4
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Hello again,
When lightdm starts at boot, I have both braille and speech output.
However, when logging out, and the login screen re-appears, I only get braille
output.
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Hello,
What this bug report describes is actually the problem I told about
in Bug #779404.
At the login screen, braille is working, but once loged in, braile output
is missing.
And xbrla
Hello Samuel,
So far, it only seems to happen in the text console.
I just rebooted the actual machine due to upgrade of some packages (including
som mate stoff), and now I don’t get braille output in the graphical session at
all, except for a line saying “lightdm-gtk-greeter”.
Only speech works.
Package: brltty
Version: 5.2~20141018-4
Severity: normal
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Hello,
I'm using a Handy Tech Braille Star 40 connected via usb.
Often, when I press a button on the display, the decided action isn't performed.
However, when I press the button again, the dec
Hello,
I was surpriced to discover that VirtualBox, with some tricks, is now usable
with orca.
Someone who has any experience?
How is the accessebility when it comes to the virtual machines?
Regards, Martin
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Hello Samuel,
Thanks for good explenation of the different bug “levels”.
I understand that the subjected bug might not be serious enough for a fix to be
included in the upcomming Jessie release, but could a fix end up in the
backports archive?
In the meantime, is there a workaround?
Is it enoug
Hello,
A few days ago, I did a fresh install of Jessie with the Mate desktop
environment.
For the first time since I started using Jessie, I now have an accessible
desktop.
However, as it was stated some time ago, orca seems to freeze during use.
But after a random number of key presses, it “wak
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Version: 5.2~20141018-2
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Hello,
I can comfirm this.
When I go to a text console from mate, the braille display doesn't get
refreshed when I return to the GUI.
I thinks this is serious enough to get the upstrea
Hello Samuel,
Thanks for the info regarding kFreeBSD and missing braille support.
Perhaps this should be informed about in the accessibility wiki, pointing out
that it doesn’t effect login using ssh/telnet?
All the best,
Martin
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Hello,
I want to try Debian 7 GNU/kFreeBSD, so I downloaded the CD-1 iso.
However, when I boot the CD, press tab, and enter the needed parameters,
nothing happens when I press enter to boot.
I’ve also noticed that the grub beep is missing.
Is there something different with the kFreeBSD installer,
Hello Øyvind,
The Jessie installer has xfce as the Debian desktop, which isn’t accessible by
default, because gnome-orca doesn’t get installed with the xfce task.
There has been a discussion on this in the past, and for some strange reason,
the xfce team wouldn’t have orca installed with the xfc
On 02 Aug 2014, at 03:20, Jason White wrote:
> It's so out of date that bug fixes are extremely unlikely. If you were running
> GNOME 3.12 from Sid you would be in a much better position, and bug reports
> would have a much greater chance of being addressed upstream.
Ok, dist-upgraded the machin
Hello,
After a fresh installation of Debian 7, the menus in gnome are totally
inaccessible with orca.
I don’t find any documentation on how to fix this.
Any ideas?
Regards, Martin
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Hello,
I’ve upgraded a machine from Squeeze to Wheezy, and now Orca doesn’t start with
gdm.
I’ve not loged in via gdm yet.
How is accessibility restored when gdm is started, and how about my user?
Is it anything I need to do?
Regards, Martin
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Hello Luke,
Thanks for good explenation about qt/kde and accessibility.
I guess it’s best to stick with gnome/GTK at this point.
I’m looking forward to see how accessibility is going to be handled in qt5.
Regards, Martin
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Hello Paul,
On 06 Apr 2014, at 10:10, Paul Gevers wrote:
> - Why did you install qt-at-spi (I would assume all necessary
> dependencies are pulled in automatically when you install orca (package
> gnome-orca)
I installed the qt-at-spi package, because it didn’t get installed durring the
system
Hello,
I want to test Orca in KDE.
I’ve installed the qt-at-spi package.
The documentation states that a few variables need to be set, but not where
they should be set.
In which file should they go?
Regards, Martin
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Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
*** Please consider answering these questions, where appropriate ***
* What led up to the situation?
I did a fresh install of Debian 7.4, in text mode.
* What exactly did you do (or not do) that was effective (or
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Version: 2.30.2-2
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When the program "pavucontrol" is started on a machine where orca is enabled as
a screen reader, orca becomes very slow, and the speech goes silent.
The GUI session may even crash or lock up,
Hello,
As I understand, orca 2.91 is now available in Debian Unstable.
Is there a way I can install it on Squeeze without messing up the
package system?
Is it safer to build it from source with "apt-get source -b gnome-orca",
or can I just fetch the package manualy from a sid mirror and install it
Hi Kenny,
Thanks for the tip, but I've finally found the trick in Evolution.
To get the key info for a pgp signature you don't have the public key
for, navigate to the pgp section of the message, then arrow left to the
speech says "Panel".
When you're there, use orca-modifyer + 9 to move the mous
Hello,
At 19:58 19.02.2011, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
We will probably package orca 2.91 / 3.0 within the next two months, unless
something goes wrong (I'm not too aware of the at-spi2 transition
and whether it
will affect orca 3.0).
Is there a chance that this updated package will be u
Hello,
I resceive several pgp-signed messages in evolution.
I have not signed many of the actual keys yet.
When I navigate a signed message , I can see a line that says:
"Signatur exists, but needs publick key".
But I'm totaly unable to find out how I can get the key ID.
A friend says that one sho
Hello,
I've now installed Debian Squeeze on my laptop.
I write this message in Evolution, with orca running, and it works good.
But, I've discoverd som issues.
I resceive several messages which is signed with pgp.
In the bottom of the message body in those message, I see something
like:
"Signatur
Hello Samuel,
Now X starts without problems!
Even orca was started, with braille support.
I'm looking forward to check this out!
Martin
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X.Org X Server 1.7.7
Release Date: 2010-05-04
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
Build Operating System: Linux 2.6.32.28-dsa-ia32 i686 Debian
Current Operating System: Linux kristin 2.6.32-5-686 #1 SMP Wed Jan 12 04:01:41
UTC 2011 i686
Kernel command line: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-5-686
ro
Hello Samuel,
At 23:31 13.02.2011, you wrote:
You may also want to create a /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and put this in
it to disable the use of any actual low-level driver:
Section "Device"
Identifier "noscreendevice"
Driver "dummy"
EndSection
Tried that now, without
Hello Samuel,
At 15:45 12.02.2011, you wrote:
It looks like Xorg having troubles with starting. Please post your
/var/log/Xorg.0.log.
It's 12 Kb in size.
Should I post it anyway?
BTW, do you have a physical screen attached to your desktop?
Nope.
I don't have place for it on my desk.
:-)
Hello,
Maybe this is not the right place for my question, but I take the
chance, since it is braille related.
I've installed Debian Squeeze on my desktop machine.
I selected "Desktop environment" in Tasksel.
I used BRLTTY durring install.
The install process went just fine, but after reboot, m
Package: brltty
Version: 4.2-4
Severity: wishlist
When running DI with brltty or while reconfiguring the brltty package with
dpkg-reconfigure, what if one could be asked if it should start on boot or not?
For example, if one only needs it for installing Debian on a machine, and not
require it to
Package: gnome-orca
Version: 2.22.2-1
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
I'm using a Braillex EL80 braille display.
I've just tried to install gnome-orca.
When I've loged into gdm, I pressed Alt+F2, and then typed "orca".
The braille display changed text for a very short time
Hello,
I'm very interested in trying the Qemu emulator.
Is the emulated machines accessible out of the box with braille?
Also, does anyone know a howto for qemu?
The bunch of possible options are confusing me, so a littel howto
with some examples would be nice.
Regards, Martin
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Hello,
Does anyone know a flexible file manager which is accessible with braille?
Something like the Midnight Commander.
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Is the rescue image provided with Lenny accessible with braille?
If so, how does one start it?
Martin
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At 19:55 10.03.2009, Gaijin wrote:
Are you trying to login as "root", because that doesn't work in
gnome, to my absolute hatred for people who prevent me from doing what I
want in Linux.
No, I've tried to log in as a regular user.
Martin
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At 07:25 10.03.2009, Jason White wrote:
aptitude show gnome
Not nessesary to do that as root.
It will be a version of Gnome 2.22.
Yes, it is 2.22.2.5, or more exactly, 1:2.22.2.5.
Martin
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At 13:50 10.03.2009, Willie Walker wrote:
Ah...this is old stuff. GNOME 2.26 is coming out next week. If
Debian is able to provide packages to let you upgrade, I'd suggest doing it.
I'm not sure that the new version of Gnome will be included in the
newly released version, but it's of course
At 00:36 10.03.2009, Willie Walker wrote:
Which operating system and version are you using? Which version of
GNOME are you using ("gnome-about --version")? What was the message
you saw from Orca?
I'm using Debian Lenny.
Not sure which version of Gnome it uses, and the "gnome-version"
comma
At 02:47 10.03.2009, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> First, I tried via Gnome.
> I thaught I was logged in, but when I hit Alt+F2 to get to the Gnome
> Run dialog, Gnome restarts at some point.
Uh, that's odd, there's a bug here, it shouldn't happen...
Ok.
Can I do something to point out this bug?
Hello Samuel,
At 10:26 09.03.2009, you wrote:
> I had braille access via the netboot image, just with wrong braille table.
Yes, I know, and that's normal, but didn't you say that you didn't have
braille after the reboot?
Yes, but I guessed that was because I had /usr on a separate
partition,
Hello Samuel,
I've now tried to run Orca in several ways.
First, I tried via Gnome.
I thaught I was logged in, but when I hit Alt+F2 to get to the Gnome
Run dialog, Gnome restarts at some point.
I'm unable to figure out exactly when.
Is there something I must do before I can start Orca?
Then,
Hello Mario,
At 12:32 09.03.2009, you wrote:
> Well, accessibility shouldn't depend on how a user like to partition a
> hard drive.
You have a point here of course.
That's not ment as complains to your work for getting Debian
accessible, it's just some issues I mean it's important to point
Hello Mario,
At 18:23 05.03.2009, you wrote:
Change to /etc/rcS.d and invoke the following command: "mv S25brltty
S38brltty"
Done that, and BRLTTY now starts durring boot.
These days, I'd rather recommend having /usr on the root partition,
I don't agree.
Havving separate partitions for di
Hello Samuel,
At 18:10 08.03.2009, you wrote:
Did you have network access during the installation? Due to space
reasons, it was decided not to include brltty on the netboot image
itself, the rationale being that the netboot image is supposed to be
used when you have network connection during i
Hello,
Now that BRLTTY starts durring boot on my Lenny system, I want access
to Gnome via Orca.
I installed Gnome via Tasksel, then I installed the gnome-orca
package, and tried to run orca from a console to get to the Orca
text-based setup.
And that gave me a bunch of errors:
/var/lib/pytho
Hello Mario,
At 14:54 05.03.2009, you wrote:
As you indicated in another mail, /etc/rcS.d/S25brltty is also present, right?
That's correct.
Where does it point to, i.e. what does "readlink /etc/rcS.d/S25brltty" say?
It points to "../init.d/brltty".
2. Alternatively, you can edit /etc/de
Hello Jason,
At 03:11 05.03.2009, you wrote:
If you have a file called /etc/default/brltty, edit it to make sure that
BRLTTY is started during boot.
I don't have this file on my Lenny system.
For reference, I checked the Etch install on my laptop, with the same result.
And on my laptop, BRLTT
Hello,
I've now installed Lenny on my desktop computer, with a Braillex
EL-80 attached to the serial port.
Everything seems to work fine, but one thing doesn't.
BRLTTY doesn't start durring boot.
But when I hear the beep from Gnome, I can go to a console with
ctrl-alt-FX, log in as root, and s
Hello Aldo,
I like your suggestion!
As it is now, I guess we need to install Orca after the inisial install?
If we could get a "Desktop accessibility" entry into Tasksel, all the
needs for blind persons are in place.
And, as you say, we already have the ability to install the intire
system by u
Hello again,
Since the installation CD's now contain a boot menu, how is it
possible to get to a boot prompt and load the installer the old way,
and then enable BRLTTY?
Martin
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Hello Mario, and thanks for the updated info about the Norwegian braille table.
I've used both a Handy Tech Braille Star with a USB connection, and a
Braillex EL-80 with a serial connection.
BRLTTY didn't start in both cases.
Martin
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Hello,
I've installed Debian Lenny with the NetBoot image.
I got braille support durring the installation, but I didn't got the
specified braille table.
I've specified the "no-p" table.
I used the same parameters as in Etch, brltty=driver,port,table
Am I missing something new?
Also, the braill
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