Hello, Crostini is a Linux virtual machine that runs on Chrome books.
I recently discovered that Crostini now supports sharing my USB Braille display with the virtual machine which means in theory BRLTTY installed within the Linux VM can access it. I run brltty from the shell and see the brltty version on the display followed by "no screen". I see the following error which I guess is not unexpected because Crostini may have some differences to a full version of Linux: BRLTTY 6.6 rev BRLTTY-6.6-116-gf7572386 [https://brltty.app/] brltty: executing as the invoking user: root brltty: cannot open /proc/sys/kernel/modprobe: No such file or directory brltty: command not found: modprobe brltty: kernel module not installed: pcspkr brltty: cannot open /proc/sys/kernel/modprobe: No such file or directory brltty: command not found: modprobe brltty: kernel module not installed: input Then I was thinking maybe I could run screen first and use the BRLTTY screen driver to get around this. I patched and built screen and also built and installed BRLTTY. I ran "screen" from the shell and then " brltty -x sc", but got similar errors as above. Any thoughts on how hard it might be to get BRLTTY running under Crostini at least using screen would be fine if that is the simplest way? Thanks, Daniel
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