[arch-releng] talking arch wiki needs an update
The audio tutorial on that page is way out of date and only gets anyone to an unbootable system if instructions are followed. At the least it needs removal and at best it needs an update. I used the latest talkingarch to do an arch install and still have an unbootable system. For one thing, the pacstrap line is defective. It needs at minimum to be: pacstrap /mnt base base-devel espeakup alsa-utils pulseaudio-alsa dhcpcd linux linux-firmware grub vi Even with that line I haven't got a bootable system since I don't get the grub beep when trying to boot the system. Beyond that, where is alsa.state supposed to be located and where does alsa.state get copied for anything to work? I had to attach a second speaker set to a usb port to get the system to generate an asound.conf file but even copying that into /mnt/etc didn't help. Another question related to this is if you don't have two or more sound cards what are the proper commands to get alsa working at all on a new system install with espeakup? That was never coveered in the basic install tutorial either. I've been trying to install this distro for the last couple days so I could add a second machine to help out with the foldingathome project and so far no cigar. The braille notes I have came from that tutorial and I need to know what to update so those can be rewritten so they'll be correct. For some reason Jenux won't even come up talking on the second machine though talkingarch does. --
The audio tutorial on that page is way out of date and only gets anyone to an unbootable system if instructions are followed. At the least it needs removal and at best it needs an update. where exactly you found an audio tutorial? I used the latest talkingarch to do an arch install and still have an unbootable system. are you using a TalkingArch from talkingarch.info? For one thing, the pacstrap line is defective. It needs at minimum to be: pacstrap /mnt base base-devel espeakup alsa-utils pulseaudio-alsa dhcpcd linux linux-firmware grub vi You are not quite right. Some packages in your command are not needed.
Even with that line I haven't got a bootable system since I don't get the grub beep when trying to boot the system. Beyond that, where is alsa.state supposed to be located and where does alsa.state get copied for anything to work? I had to attach a second speaker set to a usb port to get the system to generate an asound.conf file but even copying that into /mnt/etc didn't help.
hello Jude. 07.06.2020 18:09, Jude DaShiell пишет: this is correct, if you have only one sound card, then the file will not be created. it just isn't needed.
Another question related to this is if you don't have two or more sound cards what are the proper commands to get alsa working at all on a new system install with espeakup? That was never coveered in the basic install tutorial either. no special commands are needed. it should just work. I've been trying to install this distro for the last couple days so I could add a second machine to help out with the foldingathome project and so far no cigar. The braille notes I have came from that tutorial and I need to know what to update so those can be rewritten so they'll be correct. For some reason Jenux won't even come up talking on the second machine though talkingarch does.
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So you will know, I used talkarch.sh to download what I have on this end: cut here. #!/usr/bin/env bash # file: talkarch.sh - talkingarch download script #wget -bc https://github.com/alex19EP/talking-arch/releases/download/v6.1/TalkingArch-... wget -bc https://github.com/alex19EP/talking-arch/releases/download/v6.1/TalkingArch-... gpg --verify TalkingArch-2020.04.27-x86_64.iso.sig TalkingArch-2020.04.27-x86_64.iso cut here. On Sun, 7 Jun 2020, Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng wrote:
Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2020 12:31:43 From: Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng <arch-releng@archlinux.org> To: arch-releng@archlinux.org Cc: Alexander Epaneshnikov <aarnaarn2@gmail.com> Subject: Re: [arch-releng] talking arch wiki needs an update
hello Jude.
The audio tutorial on that page is way out of date and only gets anyone to an unbootable system if instructions are followed. At the least it needs removal and at best it needs an update. where exactly you found an audio tutorial? I used the latest talkingarch to do an arch install and still have an unbootable system. are you using a TalkingArch from talkingarch.info? For one thing, the pacstrap line is defective. It needs at minimum to be: pacstrap /mnt base base-devel espeakup alsa-utils pulseaudio-alsa dhcpcd linux linux-firmware grub vi You are not quite right. Some packages in your command are not needed.
Even with that line I haven't got a bootable system since I don't get the grub beep when trying to boot the system. Beyond that, where is alsa.state supposed to be located and where does alsa.state get copied for anything to work? I had to attach a second speaker set to a usb port to get the system to generate an asound.conf file but even copying that into /mnt/etc didn't help.
07.06.2020 18:09, Jude DaShiell ?????: this is correct, if you have only one sound card, then the file will not be created. it just isn't needed.
Another question related to this is if you don't have two or more sound cards what are the proper commands to get alsa working at all on a new system install with espeakup? That was never coveered in the basic install tutorial either. no special commands are needed. it should just work. I've been trying to install this distro for the last couple days so I could add a second machine to help out with the foldingathome project and so far no cigar. The braille notes I have came from that tutorial and I need to know what to update so those can be rewritten so they'll be correct. For some reason Jenux won't even come up talking on the second machine though talkingarch does.
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The tutorial I originally got my notes from is at: https://talkingarch.tk/tutorials/TalkingArch%20Tutorial%20-%20Basic%20Instal... https://talkingarch.tk/tutorials/TalkingArch Tutorial - Basic Installation.opus On Sun, 7 Jun 2020, Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng wrote:
Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2020 12:31:43 From: Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng <arch-releng@archlinux.org> To: arch-releng@archlinux.org Cc: Alexander Epaneshnikov <aarnaarn2@gmail.com> Subject: Re: [arch-releng] talking arch wiki needs an update
hello Jude.
The audio tutorial on that page is way out of date and only gets anyone to an unbootable system if instructions are followed. At the least it needs removal and at best it needs an update. where exactly you found an audio tutorial? I used the latest talkingarch to do an arch install and still have an unbootable system. are you using a TalkingArch from talkingarch.info? For one thing, the pacstrap line is defective. It needs at minimum to be: pacstrap /mnt base base-devel espeakup alsa-utils pulseaudio-alsa dhcpcd linux linux-firmware grub vi You are not quite right. Some packages in your command are not needed.
Even with that line I haven't got a bootable system since I don't get the grub beep when trying to boot the system. Beyond that, where is alsa.state supposed to be located and where does alsa.state get copied for anything to work? I had to attach a second speaker set to a usb port to get the system to generate an asound.conf file but even copying that into /mnt/etc didn't help.
07.06.2020 18:09, Jude DaShiell ?????: this is correct, if you have only one sound card, then the file will not be created. it just isn't needed.
Another question related to this is if you don't have two or more sound cards what are the proper commands to get alsa working at all on a new system install with espeakup? That was never coveered in the basic install tutorial either. no special commands are needed. it should just work. I've been trying to install this distro for the last couple days so I could add a second machine to help out with the foldingathome project and so far no cigar. The braille notes I have came from that tutorial and I need to know what to update so those can be rewritten so they'll be correct. For some reason Jenux won't even come up talking on the second machine though talkingarch does.
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On 2020-06-07 19:00, Jude DaShiell wrote:
The tutorial I originally got my notes from is at: https://talkingarch.tk/tutorials/TalkingArch%20Tutorial%20-%20Basic%20Instal... https://talkingarch.tk/tutorials/TalkingArch Tutorial - Basic Installation.opus
On Sun, 7 Jun 2020, Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng wrote:
Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2020 12:31:43 From: Alexander Epaneshnikov via arch-releng <arch-releng@archlinux.org> To: arch-releng@archlinux.org Cc: Alexander Epaneshnikov <aarnaarn2@gmail.com> Subject: Re: [arch-releng] talking arch wiki needs an update
hello Jude.
The audio tutorial on that page is way out of date and only gets anyone to an unbootable system if instructions are followed. At the least it needs removal and at best it needs an update. where exactly you found an audio tutorial? I used the latest talkingarch to do an arch install and still have an unbootable system. are you using a TalkingArch from talkingarch.info? For one thing, the pacstrap line is defective. It needs at minimum to be: pacstrap /mnt base base-devel espeakup alsa-utils pulseaudio-alsa dhcpcd linux linux-firmware grub vi You are not quite right. Some packages in your command are not needed.
Even with that line I haven't got a bootable system since I don't get the grub beep when trying to boot the system. Beyond that, where is alsa.state supposed to be located and where does alsa.state get copied for anything to work? I had to attach a second speaker set to a usb port to get the system to generate an asound.conf file but even copying that into /mnt/etc didn't help.
07.06.2020 18:09, Jude DaShiell ?????: this is correct, if you have only one sound card, then the file will not be created. it just isn't needed.
Another question related to this is if you don't have two or more sound cards what are the proper commands to get alsa working at all on a new system install with espeakup? That was never coveered in the basic install tutorial either. no special commands are needed. it should just work. I've been trying to install this distro for the last couple days so I could add a second machine to help out with the foldingathome project and so far no cigar. The braille notes I have came from that tutorial and I need to know what to update so those can be rewritten so they'll be correct. For some reason Jenux won't even come up talking on the second machine though talkingarch does.
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Hi Erik, On 2020-06-07 19:44:55 (+0200), erikrefner--- via arch-releng wrote:
PLEASE REMOVE ME FROM YOUR MAILNG-LIST !!!!
I have already written to you off-list. Did you not receive my previous e-mail? Please follow this link and unsubscribe yourself: https://lists.archlinux.org/options/arch-releng Best, David -- https://sleepmap.de
Dear David, I am not aware whats going on and what your question is. Because of your question, I am trying to login to unsubscribe . But no login details i use, work. This email address (mailto:me@ericbakker.info) will not work anymore in the near future. Will that solve the situation ? But in the first place i don't know what is happening with you and the emails you get from me ? Sorry for the situation. If you have the power, delete me from the list. Unsubscribing is not possible for me at the moment. I hope i have informed you enough. Sorry for the situation. Best Regards, Eric ---- Op zo, 07 jun 2020 23:10:29 +0200 David Runge <mailto:dave@sleepmap.de> schreef ---- Hi Erik, On 2020-06-07 19:44:55 (+0200), erikrefner--- via arch-releng wrote:
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People who don't know how mailinglists work and still subscribe to them 😂 You're the only one who's able to remove you from the email list, apart from some admins of course. How did you manage to overlook the password reminder button? 🤔 And yes of course, if you shut down your mailbox it's very likely that the mailinglist won't magically add other mail adresses from you to the list.
On 08/06/2020 10:56, Ruben Kelevra via arch-releng wrote:
People who don't know how mailinglists work and still subscribe to them 😂
You're the only one who's able to remove you from the email list, apart from some admins of course.
How did you manage to overlook the password reminder button? 🤔
And yes of course, if you shut down your mailbox it's very likely that the mailinglist won't magically add other mail adresses from you to the list.
Please refrain from these kind of emails to "help" him as it isn't helping him at all. FYI: I have just unsubscribed him and asked him to ask nicely in the future.
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Alexander Epaneshnikov
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