Hi. I no longer run Ubuntu, but my best guess is pulseaudio grabbed your sound
card.
I don't see this problem running Debian. Debian will still let me use alsa
instead of pulseaudio, and speakup is part of the Debian kernel.
Kenny
On Mon, Feb 01, 2010 at 06:52:34PM -0600, Mike Coulombe wrote:
> Does anyone know what the problem is with speakup in lucid. It worked great
> for a few days, but stoped working a few days ago. A new install didn't fix
> this. While I get no speech when pressing keys, when I restart the system
> from the consul, speakup does start to speak as the system is shuting down.
> So maybe this is a simple problem to fix?
> Mike.
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