>>I had connected both my wife's >>terminals to the system; an old ALVA 380 (ttyS0) and >>the Tieman Voyager (usb), just to see what would happen. >> >> > >One thing to note here is that brltty only autodetects USB-connected devices. >To use the Alva, therefore, you also need to specify -dserial:ttyS0. > > > /dev/ttyS0 was explicitly declared, but to no avail
>If you have the subversion (svn) client it's always helpful, if possible, to >retest problems against the latest development version. There are notes on >brltty's download page regarding how to build the latest devbelopment version. >In this case, however, since using run-brltty did work, you probably then just >need to do the make install. > > And here comes --unfortunately-- the next problem. Brltty3.9 configured without complaining, but compilation broke while processing java:bindings.c -- lots of unresolved symbols etc. I did run gendeps a couple of times and emerged all possible java facilities under the sun, but things did not improve. The configuration for the tested version included the --disable-java-bindings flag. Will the gnome / orca tandem still work when java is not included in brltty? better news next time Hans _______________________________________________ This message was sent via the BRLTTY mailing list. To post a message, send an e-mail to: [email protected] For general information, go to: http://mielke.cc/mailman/listinfo/brltty
