Re: [orca-list] Problems encountered with gutsy and brltty

[Jon <j orcauser googlemail com>]

Hi Sauro,

I have the exact same behaviour that you are experiancing.

If you wish to remove autodetection of display when it is plugged in, 
then move 
/etc/udev/rules.d/85-brltty.rules
to somewhere for storage, incase you wish to reinstate it later.

You say that orca doesnt seem to work with the display, have you made 
sure that orca has been told to use one?
open up the orca preferences menu, and go across to the braille page,
then the first checkbox should be "enable braille support"

Hope you have some luck with this

Let us know how it goes

I'm running feisty, but hopefully it shouldnt be too different under 
gutsy

-Jon
On Sun 30/09/2007 at 02:49:21, Sauro Cesaretti wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've just tried live cd of butsy with a supervario display  and I still
> having the some problems that I had with ubuntu feisty.
> The brltty support starts twice and the second time I can read
> "1 startup problem" and when I'll reach the graphical interface, orca screen
> reader doesn't work.
> I even made another test, I started the live cd without activating 
> the accessibility support and the
> braille display was disconnected, after that I selected the text console
> With ctrl+alt+f1 and 
> I connected the brialle display
> Because I'd like to start brltty manually,
> But I noticed that the support was already active.
> What does it depend of?
> I even saw that in this case, I didn't get the startup problem message.
> hope it will help to solve these problems.
> Thanks so much  in advance for your support.
>
> Best regards, Sauro
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