Re: [orca-list] orcasuddenly doesn't speak

["Mike Reiser" <metalhead1009000 gmail com>]

Unfortunately I don't have access to emaxspeak and don't know how to use it, 
nor a concel or SSH.  When I tried to build it from source like you 
suggested I got a bunch of .autogen errors.  Have you considered putting 
orca in a binary file like a .deb file so that those of us that are linux 
novices could just install it and be up and running?  Smiles.  Also it would 
be nice if there was an auto-update feature in orca like in ubuntu.  So, 
since I can't SSH into my linux due to it being dool booting  with windows, 
is there a quick way I can get orca up and running or should I just do a 
clean install of feisty?  Thanks for your help,

Mike
aim screen name: chrchmiker.

MSN screen name: miker1988 cox net 

Skype name: miker1988.

xanga site: http://www.xanga.com/metalhead1009000
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Willie Walker" <William Walker Sun COM>
To: "Mike Reiser" <metalhead1009000 gmail com>
Cc: <orca-list gnome org>
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2007 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: [orca-list] orcasuddenly doesn't speak


> Hi Mike:
>
> Bummer!  Do you have any other means to access at least a virtual console 
> (e.g., brltty or emacspeak)?  Or, can you telnet/ssh into the machine from 
> a different machine?
>
> I suspect all you need to do is get a successful build/install of Orca 
> going and things will work OK.  Did you run into issues when you were 
> building/installing Orca?
>
> Will
>
> PS - the main reason for deleting the gnome-orca package is so the update 
> manager will not get confused.  I've adjusted the WIKI to kind of play the 
> importance of this down a little bit, and adjusted the recommendation to 
> do the removal only after you've successfully build/installed Orca from 
> sources.  Sorry for the trouble!
>
> Mike Reiser wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >  This morning when I booted into ubuntu, orca just suddenly would not 
> > come up or speak.  I can't remember what the last thing I did on the 
> > system was, except maybe remove the gnome-orca package as it said on the 
> > site to build the orca inviornment.  Is there a way I can just remove 
> > ubuntu and re-install it so I can reset everything back to the way they 
> > were?  I'm using windows at the moment, thus I'm able to write this 
> > message.  Thanks,
> >  Mike
> > aim screen name: chrchmiker. MSN screen name: miker1988 cox net 
> > <mailto:miker1988 cox net>. Skype name: miker1988. xanga site: 
> > http://www.xanga.com/metalhead1009000
> >
> >
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