Re: mounting my internal sata drive?

Hi, all the partitions should be listed under the places menu. it will ask for the root password when we try to open it. Otherwise take the following example. I issue the following command in order to mount the ext3 partition which is /dev/sda3: sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sda3 Documents. This mount

Re: Orca/speech in 9.04..again

Hi James, try downloading the latest update which is 0.22 from the voxin site. However, I built up the voxin using the gnome-speech-0.4.25 sources. for installing speech-dispatcher issue the following command in the terminal: sudo apt-get install speech-dispatcher python-speechd after installati

mounting my internal sata drive?

Hello list, I have looked up the relevant commands on mounting my internal sata drive, but neither: mount /dev/sda1 or any variant thereof works. It says: mount: cannot find: /dev/sda1 in /etc/(can't distinguish?) or /etc/(another can't distinguish?) What am I doing wrong? Thanks -- Ubuntu-acce

small mistake: Re: Orca/speech in 9.04..again

Hi, to start speech-dispatcher type padsp speech-dispatcher -C /home/your_name/.speech-dispatcher/conf -d Replace your_name with your username! Make sure that this padsp speech-dispatcher command is running after pulseaudio start. Add it to gnome#s autostart! HTH. halim i -- Ubuntu-accessibi

re: BRLTTY and a USB to serial adapter

I'm not sure about the FTDI chip, but I connect my Braillenote with a USB-Serial bridge. Have you ried instructing brltty to connect through /dev/ttyUSB0? sudo brltty -d serial:ttyUSB0 That worked for me. >Date: Fri, 1 May 2009 13:45:57 +0300 >From: "Jani Kinnunen" >Subject: BRLTTY and a USB

BRLTTY and a USB to serial adapter

Hi, Is someone using BRLTTY successfully with a braille display connected to a USB to serial adapter that has the FTDI chip? I'm trying to get BRLTTY working with my PowerBraille 40 that is connected to such an adapter, but haven't had any luck so far. Can someone help me with this? Jani --

Re: Orca/speech in 9.04..again

Hi, Try the following on a clean 9.04 installation: Open a gnome-terminal sudo aptitude install speech-dispatcher python-speechd then run spd-conf and create a new configuration for your user. select espeak as outputmodule and port 6560. select oss as sound output start speech-dispatcher. spee