Hi again Cheryl.
With the Alva, I cannot get brltty working on its own. However, I do
get the "screen not in text mode" message. After setting up Orca and
logging out and back in again, I can get Orca working with the Alva. I'm
hoping you can do the same with your Braille Lite. Give this a try:
I dont know about a null modem adaptor; is this a difference between
the old braillelites and the braillelite 2000? Wih my braillelite,
all I have to do is use the serial cable that came with my
braillelite and add on the usb-to-serial adaptor.
--
Cheryl
"Where your treasure is,
there will
Hi again Dave, all.
> It may, then, be a bug in the Linux support for USB->Serial adapters.
Perhaps. Then again, something goofy may be going on with my Braille
Lite and/or the cable I'm using with it. You see, I also happen
to have an Alva Braille Terminal at my disposal. I just verified tha
Ok,; here are the results of my latest attempt on the mac with the
ubuntu live cd.
First of all, if you leave the cd alone it will indeed boot all the
way so you do have to catch it; the bootup prompt appears to be
pretty soon after the spin-up. However, using "live nofb" does not
appear t
[quoted lines by Joanmarie Diggs on 2006/09/02 at 18:25 -0400]
>In both cases it's on Ubuntu Edgy: Live CD on the iMac;
>installed copy on one of my PCs.
It may, then, be a bug in the Linux support for USB->Serial adapters. I don't
have one of those so I can't experiment.
Brltty does set the b
Hi Dave, group.
> Is this on Mac OS X?
It's not. In both cases it's on Ubuntu Edgy: Live CD on the iMac;
installed copy on one of my PCs.
Take care.
--Joanie
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>Yesterday I purchased a USB to serial adapter and was able to use my
>Braille Lite 2000 with Emacspeak as a speech synthesizer -- something I
>mention only in light of the following: Getting brltty working with the
>Braille Lite as a
Hi Cheryl. For the PPC live CD, I *believe* you want "live nofb".
As for how you can know for sure you're there: What I noticed on my
iMac is that the CD spins quite a bit and then stops. The point at
which it stops and remains quiet is the point at which you are at the
boot prompt.
Yes
How do I check the latest CD to find out if it has the latest version of
Orca?
I tried the locate command only it showed Orca on my hard drive.
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