./configure still doesn't work after sudo ldconfig -p and ldconfig -p
| grep ilctts. Andy es, the speakup kernel modules are loaded. Even
rebooted the pi.
On 12/30/16, Gregory Osborne <Gregory.Osborne@xxxxxx> wrote:
Jack,===========================================================
You may want to try following Mike's instructions regarding running ldconfig
-p | grep ilctts
If it doesn't show anything - in other words, throws you back to a prompt
with no seeming output, then run ldconfig -p
You may have to do this with sudo. I.E. sudo ldconfig -p
But then repeating ldconfig -p | grep ilctts
Should show the ilctts library loaded.
Then re-try your configuration / making of piespeakup.
Hope this helps,
Greg
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Now I have a pretty unusual error message after installing ilctts. I wget
piespeakup-1.0.0.tar.gz, then tar xfz piespeakup-1.0.0.tar.gz cd
piespeakup-1.0.0 ./configure
Error: Espeak_initialize was not found in libspeak.
Tried sudo ./configure and that produced the same results.
Also, sudo modprobe speakup_soft
And no luck.
On 12/30/16, Mike Ray <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello===========================================================
I have updated the page at:
http://www.raspberryvi.org/stories/stuttering.html
With the installation instructions for both the OMX audio code library
and piespeakup.
You may need to refresh your browser cache.
I am about to remove the broken armv7 Arch image from the downloads
page but I will leave the armv6 image because it works on all versions.
I noticed that there is now a 64-bit Arch image for the Pi3, so I may
try that, but there is little benefit to be had from 64-bit code with
only a gigabyte of RAM.
Next job...write an Emacspeak server which uses the OMX code, and Rill
will be one happy lady.
I already have a BNF Bison parser written for the Emacspeak protocol,
just need to extend it a bit and interface it to OMX.
Mike
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