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In reading this from this page:
I don't know how we would get Orca working if it
requires the setup process to run first as described below:
First boot
NOTE! There are no predefined user accounts. The
first time you boot the Ubuntu MATE image it will run through a setup wizard
where you can create your
own user account and configure your regional settings. The first boot setup takes a few minutes to complete, but subsequent boots are much quicker. Firmware
The GPU firmware partition is mounted at
/boot/firmware. The files /boot/firmware/config.txt and
/boot/firmware/cmdline.txt contain the system configuration
and kernel command line options respectively. SSH
The OpenSSH server is not installed by default.
Simply install it to to enable SSH.
sudo apt install openssh-server
If you install SSH then you might also want to
install sshguard which is highly optimised and well suited for use on the
Raspberry Pi to protect from brute
force attacks against SSH. ----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn
K0LNY
Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2020 11:40 PM
Subject: [orca-list] Orca On Ubuntu-Mate On Raspberry
PI? Hi,
I downloaded a Ubuntu-Mate image, Ubuntu-Mate
Buster for the RPI, and I cannot get Orca talking.
ubuntu-mate-18.04.2-beta1-desktop-armhf+raspi-ext4.img
It is a Raspberry PI 4 with 4GB of
RAM.
If this is not the right image, could anyone give
me a link to Ubuntu-Mate with Orca?
Thanks.
Glenn
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