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Post subject: beep
 Posted: 11.12.2011, 12:50
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| How off beep?After every reboot it appears again? |
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dibl
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Post subject: RE: beep
Posted: 11.12.2011, 12:56
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| Probably that is a setting in your BIOS. In KDE, you have systemsettings > applications and system notifications > system bell, but that is after you log in. |
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keekdown
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Post subject: RE: beep
Posted: 11.12.2011, 13:08
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Post subject: RE: beep
Posted: 11.12.2011, 13:28
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| Blacklist the pcspkr module by adding this line
Quote:
blacklist pcspkr
to a file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist_pcspkr.conf, which you have to create yourself. |
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DonKult
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Post subject: RE: beep
Posted: 11.12.2011, 13:38
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In alsamixer, i have a "beep" volume control, maybe you, too. Switching it to mute really "mutes" it - and it keeps this way also after a reboot. The only problem i have found with this a suspend to ram. For some strange reason this little fellow is activated again, but a disable/enable-sound-cycle fixes that (I hadn't the energy to search for a fix/bugreport for it so far…)
Alternatively, 'pcspkr' is the responsible module. Try 'modprobe -r pcspkr'. If it works you can e.g. blacklist it… |
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Post subject: RE: beep
Posted: 11.12.2011, 14:13
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