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Need help getting dtk-soft working on Debian Woody system
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- Subject: Need help getting dtk-soft working on Debian Woody system
- From: Dave Hunt <dave.hunt2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 23:51:33 -0500
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Hello,
I have installed the DECTalk runtime for Linux from Fonix and built
the library in
"/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/emacspeak/servers/software-dtk". Also, I
have installed the pre-compiled binary of stdiosynth, found in the
"stdiom.tar.gz" tarball from the Blinux file archive into "/usr/bin".
When I try running
"/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/emacspeak/servers/dtk-soft", I get a "no
such file" message regarding stdiosynth, and a "notes not initialized"
message from the server program, then, silence. I am not returned to
the shell from which I called the server. Incidentally, I know
the "say" program works. Finally, I tried building my own binary of
stdiosynth, and got an error message "/usr/lib/oss/soundcard.h" not
found.
Two questions:
What is wrong with the pre-compiled binary of stdiosynth? Even when
this binary is located on my path, the shell cannot find it. Also:
Which Debian package(s) contain the header files for OSS?
Thanks,
-Dave
System: Emacs-20.7.2;
Emacspeak 17;
eflite speech server;
Debian Woody 3.0.
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