Hi, Dave! You wrote:
> [quoted lines by Lars Bjørndal on 2016/11/30 at 09:08 +0100] > > >Currently I use an old Handy Tech Braille Star 80 display on USB. When > >navigating with the display, there is no sound from BRLTTY. > > Is the navigation itself working correctly? Yes. > >I get lots of: > > > >Nov 30 08:59:30 fox brltty[20907]: ioctl[KIOCSOUND] error 25: > >Inappropriate ioctl for device. > > > >in my logs. > > This means that brltty has been unable to load the pcspkr kernel module. The pcspkr module is loaded and the console beep is working. > Perhaps your installation doesn't provide it, or perhaps you're using > hardware > that doesn't support the PC speaker. Hm This problem started after switching from a Modular Evolution 88 and to this old Braille Star 80 display. > >The information about the USB port is the following when connecting the > >cable: > > There's nothing unexpected in the logs. It's indeed an older HandyTech > device. > Could you please send me a copy of your /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices file > while it's connected so that I can save a copy of its device definition? Sure. > >Is this a kernel driver problem, or can it be fixed from the BRLTTY > >side? > > No, it's not a brltty problem. If your system doesn't support the PC speaker > then you could try setting your tune device to PCM. That'll use your sound > card > and actual speakers. Lars
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