* Michael Whapples <bts@bts.grml.org> [20090408 14:28]:

> On my system it appears that the modprobe from the speakup.synth=synth_name is
> working except if this is meant to emulate the speakup kernel option (if speakup
> were built in the kernel) then synth_name differs from the module name slightly.
> I believe the difference is that the module name is the synth_name with speakup_
> prepended (eg. for the apollo synthesiser I give speakup.synth=apollo at the
> boot prompt but the module name is speakup_apollo, currently it seems like
> grml-autoconfig is using the synth_name as the module name, so in this case
> loading module apollo).

> So either this could be left as it currently is and users need to specify the
> full speakup module name (eg. speakup.synth=speakup_apollo) but I would
> recommend changing the option name to avoid confusion with the built in speakup
> standard (of course document this to make it clear) or add the speakup_ prefix
> to the synth_name given. I would prefer the latter as it then fits with the
> "usual". If doing the latter is there intention to support the other speakup
> kernel options? (eg. speakup.ser, speakup.quiet, etc)

Ah, thanks for the report! So speakup users are used to use
speakup.synth=apollo and not speakup.synth=speakup_apollo, right?
Then I'll just adjust grml-autoconfig to load speakup_$NAME instead.

regards,
-mika-