Re: [Xvoice-user] Another relocation error (libvtbnfc31.so)

[Doug L. <lai...@ho...>]

On Monday 31 March 2008 2:45:52 am Martin Pavelek wrote:
> Huh, I'm not sure, what happened, but yesterday it didn't work and when I
> restarted computer today, it seems to be working with libary 3.0-2.2.. With
> runtime 3.1-0.0 user creation doesn't work at all and vvstartaudiosetup
> crashes with some java error, which make it unusable for me. I also wonder
> why size of my runtime package version 3.0-2.2 is about 75 MB and version
> 3.1-0.0 only 2,8 MB... Anyway it's working now and part of this sentence is
> written by using dictate mode. The only problem is, that some of special
> characters are in dictate mode recognized as words, so I can't write for
> example ".", press return or spell something by using words like Bravo,
> Sierra, Quebec and so on. Is it necessary to change something in
> xvoice.xml? Thanks, Martin.
>
Yes, you will.  Give me some time to think out what.  Personally, I have never 
used phonetics in that way.  It will depend on whether the ViaVoice engine 
supports it.  The text they ask you to read for training it, claims that it 
will format times and dates automatically.  That has not been my experience, 
even allowing for U.S. formatting.  Just off the top of my head, it should be 
possible to set up an XML file to do it, but any attempt to dictate one 
letter at a time usually has a letter space between the characters.

Pressing return can be a problem.  In text, you can say "newline." The example 
on the Web site suggests that you dictate a command then dictate a Return.  
It doesn't work.  But if instead of saying  Return you say newline, the 
engine will insert a newline character, and the command will be executed.  
For a combination of keystrokes, see COMMANDS.TXT which explains the XML 
syntax.  As for the dot, the engine will recognize "Period."  If you want the 
word dot, there may be a problem.  DNS asks you to hold down a key in those 
circumstances. It reminds me of when I was using ViaVoice with a British 
English  model.  In England they call the Queen "ma'am" pronounced "Mum".  
Whenever I said "Mum" same as American "Mom", I got "ma'am"!  A lot of people 
must write to the Queen.

I should point out that I had nothing to do with writing the code.  They have 
all left us.  I am largely the bunny who is left "flogging a dead horse."  In 
Oz, we call that a "Claytons" maintainer - the maintainer you have when you 
don't have a maintainer.  The phrase is probably lost on anybody else, but 
look up "Clayton's" the beverage on Wikipedia for the origin.  Anyway, I can 
only offer you help within the extent of my own knowledge.

Doug.

> Dne Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:35:20 +0100 Doug Laidlaw napsal/-a:
> > Would you believe - Simon Rowe discovered that we were on the wrong tram
> > entirely about that error.  There is an error in the original ViaVoice
> > Runtime itself.  Run the attached script before installing Xvoice.
> >
> > The version available from
> > http://hinespot.net/content/ViaVoice_runtime-3.1-0.0.i386.rpm
> >
> > is the one we are all using.  There is a slight difference in Version
> > numbers between the Red Hat and Mandrake RPMs, but they are all of the
> > same vintage.
> >
> > To compile Xvoice, you need the SDK as well, and the SDK is dependent on
> > the Runtime.  I am running Mandriva.  I haven't installed Xvoice
> > successfully on Ubuntu since about Hoary or the next one.
> >
> > HTH,
> >
> > Doug.
> >
> > On Sunday 23 March 2008 4:30:50 am Martin Pavelek wrote:
> >> Hi, I've searched for solution of this error, but without success. I'm
> >> using Debian - I've installed ViaVoice runtime (3.0-2.2), xvoice
> >> (0.9.6-2mdv2007) and all needed libaries, but after that I get  "xvoice:
> >> relocation error: /usr/lib/libvtbnfc31.so: symbol errno, version
> >> GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference". Mr.
> >> google suggested, that I should try for example "LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1
> >> xvoice", but it doesn't work - instead of relocation error it says, that
> >> libdl.so.2 is missing, but I checked it and this libary is present in my
> >> system..so..any ideas? I noticed that Doug's had some fixed
> >> libvtbnfc31.so libary, but it was over year old message..is using this
> >> fixed libary still possible solution?
> >>
> >> And the same question as usuall - I've found ViaVoice runtime libary,
> >> but if I'm right, there is newest version (3.1 and something) - could
> >> anyone please tell me, where can I find it?
> >>
> >> Thanks for reply.. Martin
> >>
> >> PS.: I'm learning english only about two and half years, so if there are
> >> some mistakes in this e-mail, I'm sorry :)
> >>
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