Re: [orca-list] [ot] speakup/espeakup on Raspberry Pi - instability

[Willem van der Walt <wvdwalt csir co za>]

Hi,
If you have not done so, try changing the Makefile to force it to only be 
compiled to use portaudio/alsa.


On Wed, 16 Jan 2013, Julien Claassen wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>  sorry to post this here, but unfortunately the speakup mailinglists aren't 
> available right now.
>  I have got running difficulties with espeakup and a raspberry pi using the 
> raspbian (debian) distribution. When starting it displays a failure, but 
> begins to run. but it has a habit of crashing after a while. I have a 
> feeling, that this is due to the espeak bit mainly (using pulseaudio or 
> portaudio).
>  I recently compiled espeak by hand removing the -fno-exceptions option, as 
> recommended or ARM processors, which has helped a bit.
>  Does anyone here have experience with this setup or can point me to a 
> better place to ask.
>  Kind regards
>        Julien
>
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