help with modules please

[Willem van der Walt]

This what you suggest will not work.
There are some changes to the kernel code itself, it is not simply modules 
that is built in addition to the standard kernel.
There are rpm packages on speakup-modified.org, just downlooad the correct 
kernel rpm and rpm-ihv kernel-version.rpm where kernel-version is the part 
before .rpm in the name.
HTH, Willem


On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Kristoffer Gustafsson wrote:

> Hello!
> Can some of you compile some modules for me for speakup with the default fedora 6 kernel?
> I want to use software speech, but I can't compile the modules for some reason, because I find it difficult to get the latest speakup from cvs so that I can compile this, and I only have 2 different kernels with speakup support built in.
> so, can you compile this for me please, and send the software speech module?
> 
> so that I can load this with modprobe or depmod?
> /Kristoffer

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