[raspberry-vi] Arch image published

  • From: Mike Ray <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: raspberry-vi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2014 20:13:32 +0100

Hello list,

I have just uploaded the following to the server:

http://www.raspberryvi.org/downloads/accessible-arch-cli-2.1-beta.img.zip

There are also release notes and sha1sum file for this image:

http://www.raspberryvi.org/downloads/accessible-arch-cli-2.1-beta.releasenotes
http://www.raspberryvi.org/downloads/accessible-arch-cli-2.1-beta.sha1sum

The root password is root.

There is one ordinary user; 'pi', password 'raspberry'.

Hostname is 'alarmpi'.

Notes:

1.  The release notes are available in /home/pi as 'README'.

2.  There are root file system expansion scripts in /home/pi, see 
release notes.

3.  This image uses speech-dispatcher and the audio is SOLID. But, 
because Emacspeak does not use speech-dispatcher, Emacspeak should 
currently be regarded as broken.  It is unusable.  I am currently 
writing an Emacspeak to speech-dispatcher bridge.

4.  This is a beta version.  I firmly believe this is the best attempt 
at accessibility since the problems with changed audio drivers and Hynix 
chips etc.  However, please regard it as a beta and report any problems 
on here so we can have a go at fixing them.

I believe the switch to speech-dispatcher is very significant in a 
couple of ways, not least because we will need for sd to be running if 
we are to get Orca to fly in a GUI.

A big thank you has to go to Rill for constant encouragement, comments 
(not all rude), constructive criticism and an occasional kick when I get 
fed up or despondent about trying to shoe-horn accessibility into a 
match box.

Several SD cards were definitely harmed in the production of this image :)

Mike





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