Hi,
Dave Mielke, le Thu 23 Aug 2007 19:43:57 -0400, a écrit :
> I think we still have a mystery on your system, though, i.e. why it wouldn't
> connect to the running gpm. That's something I'd really like to know the
> answer
Remember, it's because someone dropped support for "default client"
(FL
On Fri, Aug 24, 2007 at 12:02:04PM +0100, Georgina Joyce wrote:
>
> Aug 24 11:49:50 orchid brltty[1500]: kernel module not installed: pcspkr
That's the PC speaker sound support, which either may not be available, or it
might be already built into your kernel and hence need not be loaded.
Either
This message indicates that you're probably invoking brltty as a regular user
rather than as root. Please try invoking it as root.
Iwas; As root I get the following:
Aug 24 11:49:50 orchid brltty[1499]: BRLTTY 3.8
[http://mielke.cc/brltty/]
Aug 24 11:49:50 orchid brltty[1500]: Linux Screen Driv
So Dave, with this in mind, would you still like the strace?
Thanks, gentlemen,
Keith
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[quoted lines by cody on 2007/08/24 at 19:10 -0700]
> I have my braillenote 32 and am trying to boot the live cd of lfs 6.3 pre1.
> I boot and at the second beep at the boot prompt I type:
>
>linux brltty=bn,ttyS0
>
> and I let it boot. It will not display anything.
Am I correct that you don't
[quoted lines by Keith Wessel on 2007/08/24 at 07:57 -0500]
>So Dave, with this in mind, would you still like the strace?
No, I don't think so. Perhaps I was getting mixed up between two issues. Would
you please confirm for me which error you were getting? The expected one for
that gpm problem, a
that image should work fine, since the friend I have has used that same
image.I've even tried booting this on another machine and I know what port I
need to be using..
Cody
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Nope, I was getting inapropriate IOCTL for device. So, sounds like I'm back
to running without GPM compiled in until I see the new GPM release come into
the stable branch of Gentoo.
Thanks, gentlemen,
Keith
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2007, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Keith Wessel on 2007/08/24 at 07:57 -0500]
>
> >So Dave, with this in mind, would you still like the strace?
>
> No, I don't think so. Perhaps I was getting mixed up between two issues. Would
> you please confirm for me which error you w
[quoted lines by Keith Wessel on 2007/08/24 at 08:22 -0500]
>Nope, I was getting inapropriate IOCTL for device.
Okay, good. It all makes sense now.
>So, sounds like I'm back to running without GPM compiled in until I see the
>new GPM release come into the stable branch of Gentoo.
Or the new (n
List,
So I've done my research and understand blinux is based off of brltty. I was
told that blinux might not even been included in newer suse distros such as
open suse, but I want to know the boot command for blinux if anyone has
familiarity with suse. I am taking a networking course next ye
[quoted lines by cody on 2007/08/25 at 09:09 -0700]
>that image should work fine, since the friend I have has used that same
>image.I've even tried booting this on another machine and I know what port I
>need to be using..
Do you know which release of brltty is on it?
Is it possible that your
Dave,
I would use that as a last resort. I am trying to do it this way because
of the fact the course I'm going to be taking this probably won't be an
option to do it over the lan.
I was just thinking...I was doing some reading on grml, and I saw the boot
command was
grml blind brltty=type,
[quoted lines by cody on 2007/08/25 at 11:42 -0700]
> I would use that as a last resort. I am trying to do it this way because
>of the fact the course I'm going to be taking this probably won't be an
>option to do it over the lan.
I'm just referring to the install itself. You shouldn't have an
Dave,
Lfs is something I'm doing on my own time, for installs however I'll be
doing suse installs which no one has answered my posts on and google has
failed to give me any useful information. These boot commands are driving me
insane. The course deals with netowrking and we'll be using suse,
Don't rule out hardware problems too. The fact that other people have used
other BrailleNotes is heartening, but until _you_ use _your_ BrailleNote on
_your_ computer you don't really know that yours works.
Since you've been on Linux for several years, that means you've got a stable
system with
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This mess
I just downloaded and tried out the grml CD and both my braillenote and double
talk work with it and I must say it's pretty cool. However when trying to use
that lfs disk I just don't get anything. Which leads me to believe it is the
command I am typing for the lfs live disk.
linux brltty=bn,tt
[quoted lines by Georgina Joyce on 2007/08/24 at 19:12 +0100]
>No it still doesn't work. I've updated to the latest SVN
What type of braille display are you using?
How is it connected to your PC?
Which options are you using when invoking brltty?
>which reminds me that I had to use the --disa
[quoted lines by cody on 2007/08/25 at 15:32 -0700]
>I just downloaded and tried out the grml CD and both my braillenote and double
>talk work with it and I must say it's pretty cool.
That's good. So now we know that your hardware is good and all matched up
correctly.
>However when trying to us
he is using a serial display. I'm trying to get him to give me the boot
command but he keeps saying read the readme when there isn't one. now he is
not answering.
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[quoted lines by cody on 2007/08/25 at 16:03 -0700]
>he is using a serial display.
What type of display is it? Is it also a BrailleNote?
>I'm trying to get him to give me the boot command but he keeps saying read the
>readme when there isn't one. now he is not answering.
That doesn't sound too
I've given him the command I use and he says its similar to what he used.
I'm just going to give up...grml is nice I'll stick whith that.
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[quoted lines by Georgina Joyce on 2007/08/24 at 22:48 +0100]
>Display: Brailliant 40
>Connected: USB
>Initialisation: brltty (/etc/brltty.conf has the bm driver, USB and British
>table options active)
Could you please include the brltty.conf lines so that we can be assured that
they're specifie
would brltty be able to work with say x windows? something like fluxbox or
something?
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