On 04.09.2008 at 16:08:26 Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [...] >>except taht it was the same script who caused overriding of your personalized >>/etc/brltty.conf in Gutsy, whichfore we had to put a "#" before three lines >>inside that script (people may correct me if I'm wrong) > > Maybe Ubuntu shouldn't try to create /etc/brltty.conf if it already exists. > That'd also solve the prompt on every boot issue. > I hope that attachments are allowed, so I'll attach the brltty.sh script. It acted on my machine as a script that secures the brltty.conf to brltty.conf.orig in case of a crash of the system, for example when the battery is completely unloaded. It writes braille driver and device in that .orig file and replaces the brltty.conf by the original one that comes with brltty. In my case there were no such odd entries on the device, but entries on the braille table and the additional speech support had gone after that. In _no_ case I had issues with asking me about a device although I've specified it, and I cannot remember having ever seen this on the Orca list (although there were a lot of braille questions). So the result after booting with that replaced brltty.conf was the lack of speech and the US braille table, that was all. Hermann
#!/bin/sh pid=/var/run/brltty [ -r $pid ] && kill -0 `cat $pid` && exit 0 exec /sbin/brltty -P $pid "$@"
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