The error messages can be found in:
/etc/X11/Xorg.0.log
Today I found out the ati monitor and card that had caused so much trouble
had a falling out. The monitor is dead and I can easily take it to a
place where it can be donated for recycling and the monitor was replaced
with a Gateway EV910
Why not try getting to the boot line and typing: linux
ks=http://cwelug.org/~rwcitek/ubuntu/ks.cfg don't hit the return after you
type that either, hit the space bar and then hit f5 hit down arrow 3 times
and hit enter key twice and have your computer connected to the internet.
Had ubuntu been
> Is anyone else able to run gnome-speech under 64 bit Linux i.e. run the
> test-speech application without errors?
Can't do it on Linux, but it works great on Solaris on both 64-bit SPARC
and 64-bit x86 hardware.
Will
On Sun, 2006-08-27 at 19:12 +0200, Roland Zitzke wrote:
> > since speech do
> is with gnome-speech, which seems to have problems with Bonobo
> activation on 64-bit Linux boxes. OpenSolaris doesn't suffer from the
> 64-bit oddities, so you might consider it, or you might just install a
> 32-bit Linux distribution on your 64-bit box until we figure out what's
> going wrong w
Hi Roland. I ran across this (or at least something similar) when I
first tried Orca a few months ago. Then I read the following on the
Orca wiki:
---
Why doesn't Orca run on 64-bit Linux distributions?
Orca itself should run on 64-bit Linux distributions. The main problem
is with gnome-speech,
> since speech doesn't start up either, and since others are reporting not
> being able to start up with the "blindness" accessibility choice, I'm
> thinking there's more of a problem than just brltty and/or festival.
>
>
As far as I've tracked down the problem there must be something going wr
Hi,
Has anyone managed to run Gnopernicus on Ubuntu 5.1 or later for AMD64?
I couldn't get gnome-speech to work on a previous 5.1 installation which
runs stable otherwise. Now I am trying to start the life CD of Dapper Drake
with the blindnes option (by pressing f5 on the first screen and then
s
Hi folks,
I managed to start Brltty in a shell and could see the error message
that X produced.
Turns out that X thinks i have a non-standard screen, which i have. That
is, my screen seems not to be supported. Is there any start parameter
somewhere that one could use in order to get a more generic
Hi people,
As i wrote in an earlier letter, i can't seem to start the Ubuntu 6.06.1
live cd with accessibility options for blindness enabled. It looks as X
doesn't start correctly, because i'm in a terminal window, and when i
try the command to close Gnome, (alt+f4) i get a text terminal, i know
th
I am thinking of upgrading Ubuntu from Dappa Drake to Edgy.
If I were to do it on my laptop which is the only PC I have with Linux
on would I get speech during the upgrade and can it also be done without
having to upgrade over the Internet as although I have a wireless
network card for my Local
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