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Re: update on speech server issue
- To: Christopher Strong <strong@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: update on speech server issue
- From: Tim Cross <tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 17:13:22 +1000
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Hi Chris,
Nothing obvious jumps out. However, here are a few things I would do -
1. Check the messages buffer for any errors when emacs loads the
emacspeak files. It is possible this information may have scrolled
out of the buffer if a lot of other packages are loaded after
loading emacspeak. However, you can increase the default size of
the messages buffer, either through customize or by a line like
(setq message-log-max 2048)
2. Although I think Raman removed the need to set TCL_PROGRAM, I'd set
it and see if that makes a difference. e.g.
export TCL_PROGRAM=tcl
Assuming extended tcl is called tcl on your system.
3. In your earlier post, you indicated you tested the server with the
line
tcl dtk-exp
I would try doing it with the full path, just to make sure there
isn't something funky happening with the path setting e.g.
tcl /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/emacspeak/servers/dtk-exp
If none of that gives you any more clues, we will have to give it some
more thought!
regards,
Tim
Christopher Strong writes:
>
> > do you have write prmissions to the device when you run emacs?
> > Otherwise there is nothing else I can think of that could be
> > causing this based on what you sent in your prior note.
>
> Yes, I've chmod'ded /dev/ttyS0 to 666. Also, testing emacspeak as root
> demonstrates the same problem, so I think I've ruled out a permission issue.
>
> Also, when I was running TCL on the dtk-exp file, it spoke just fine from
> the user account.
>
> Is there a file with any debug information? I could not find anything useful
> in syslog. I've tried re-compiling the program several times. The only
> thing I did not try would be to rerun ldconfig after I removed the SuSE tcl/tk
> packages before I rebuilt emacspeak. Tomorrow, I could try re-installing the
> entire TCL/TK/emacspeak set again to make certain it is not some sort of
> strange TCL issue, but since the test script works, I have a feeling that will
> not help.
>
> The machine is at my office and shut off for tonight, so I can't check again
> until morning.
>
> Thanks for your help! I've installed emacspeak on computers before and this
> is the most frustrating problem I have encountered.
>
> -Chris
>
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