Firstly, got it sorted to auto-login, and, run my python code on
startup, but, there are two minor issues.
Firstly, with just the USB numpad plugged in, I seem to need to hold in
numlock key while hitting a number key - suppose that makes sense since
speakUp is using numpad for it's navigation, etc.
Secondly, arecord seems to be unable to open files for output - error
along the lines of:
main:722: audio open error: No such file or directory
Tried this from command line myself, in directories like the /home/pi,
under the /home/pi/Music directory, and, one I created myself
/home/pi/recordings.
I also did the sudo chown pi recordings command, and, if I run ls-l, it
seems to show up as having same permissions as other directories, etc.,
but anyway.
Now, I found a couple of forum posts about similar errors, but, with no
answers/solutions as such.
Almost guessing that it's not a problem with the recording output file,
but, maybe something to do with something like a temporary streaming
file arecord is trying to make use of in background, or something.
Anyway, any thoughts, or are there any other command line, simple
recording bits of software could try using instead?
TIA
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
"Resistance is futile, but, acceptance is versatile..."
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