Okay, a major caveat to the install orca keystroke is that it only
works if the Pi has an Internet connection and the audio prompt won't
play if you don't have an internet connection. Generally this means
either hooking the Pi up via ethernet for the first boot or
preconfiguring wi-fi by putting the appropriate config files on the SD
card after burning(In the past, I've done this by putting my wpa
supplicant file in /etc/wpa_supplicant of the SD card's root
partition, but I've read that putting it in the boot partition is
supposed to make the Pi install it properly upon first boot, similar
to how putting a blank file named ssh on the boot partition enables
ssh on the Pi).
That might not be your only problem(first boot searching for and not
finding files makes me think something went wrong with burning the SD
card and removing it from the machine used) but that's the one thingI
can extract from your post where I can provide concrete advice.
Also, when you say "embedded in a UK keyboard" do you mean you have a
UK Pi 400 or is this some third party keyboard with a slot to
integrate a Pi 4? That might be relevant to others trying to disgnose
the problems I'm not sure how to advise on.
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