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Thanks, as do I.
So did you update and upgrade first?
I did, and maybe that makes Orca not
work.
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: Pranav Lal
Sent: Sunday, August 02, 2020 6:37 PM
Subject: RE: [orca-list] Fw: Orca On The Raspberry PI 4 Hi
glen,
From: orca-list <orca-list-bounces gnome org>
On Behalf Of Glenn
K0LNY Hey
Pranav, Did you use the light
or the full image? Thanks ----- Original Message
----- From: Pranav Lal
To: 'Glenn
K0LNY' Sent: Sunday, August 02,
2020 12:02 PM Subject: RE: [orca-list] Orca
On The Raspberry PI 4 I forgot one crucial
step. After installing
speech-dispatcher, install orca with Sudo apt install
gnome-orca Pranav From: Pranav Lal <pranav lal gmail com> Hi
all, I have orca working on
Raspbian buster on a raspberry pi 3B. I suspect the same steps will work
on a raspberry pi 4. Glen, in your case, please start with a fresh image. Do
remember to put a blank file called ssh in the fat partition so that you have
ssh enabled in the pi. Step
1 Login as the user pi
via ssh Run the following
command Sudo
raspi-config Step
2: Go to option 7 and ensure
that you set your audio out to head phones or hdmi, whichever works for you.
Glen, if you have plugged in a speaker into the headphone jack then choose
headphone. Step
3: Exit
raspi-config Step
4: Run the following
commands Sudo apt install
speech-dispatcher -y Once the command finishes
running, then run the below command Amixer set Headphone
100% Now
run Spd-say
hello If you hear hello, go to
the next step. Step
5: Go back into raspi-config
and this time choose option 3. Elect to boot directly into the
gui. Step
6: Reboot the pi and wait. At
this point, ensure you have an external keyboard
connected. Hit alt+windows+s and you
should hear orca talking. Pranav |