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called twinke-beeps, (GPL, all rights reserved) which proves that
Sarge is
still a contender in state-of-the-art multimedia:
beep -f 1000 -n -f 1000 -n -f 1500 -n -f 1500 -n -f 1700 -n -f 1700
-n -r
2 -f 1500 -n -f 1350 -n -f 1350 -n -f 1300 -n -f 1300 -n -f
martyb Did you try to beep as root?
I grabbed the 'beep' package, installed it, and it worked!
So, I can now add the invocation of /usr/bin/beep to the 'xalarm' cmmd line.
I still wonder why $ echo ^G doesn't work in terminal windows ...
something missing in /etc/terminfo/*?
Thanks, Marty,
Marty wrote:
Did you try to beep as root? (I use the program /usr/bin/beep for
this test. The reason I ask is because I think once I had to be root to
run beep. I forget what the problem was, probably a permissions issue.)
Man! Now that's being a bit paranoid! You need to be root to make
Colin wrote:
Marty wrote:
Did you try to beep as root? (I use the program /usr/bin/beep for
this test. The reason I ask is because I think once I had to be root to
run beep. I forget what the problem was, probably a permissions issue.)
Man! Now that's being a bit paranoid! You need to
Kenneth Jacker wrote:
martyb Did you try to beep as root?
I grabbed the 'beep' package, installed it, and it worked!
So, I can now add the invocation of /usr/bin/beep to the 'xalarm' cmmd line.
I still wonder why $ echo ^G doesn't work in terminal windows ...
something missing in
On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 01:55:09PM -0400, Marty wrote:
[...]
After solving my own beep problems I wrote the following command
called twinke-beeps, (GPL, all rights reserved) which proves that Sarge is
still a contender in state-of-the-art multimedia:
beep -f 1000 -n -f 1000 -n
[sarge; 2.6.8-2-686; KDE; SBL!]
I can't get my PC speaker to beep in a console or Konsole
session ... I guess there are worse problems! ;-)
Anyway, this,
$ echo CNTRL-vCNTRL-g
produces no sound. Neither does 'xalarm' with the -alarmaudio beep option.
I've enabled it via 'alsamixer',
Kenneth Jacker wrote:
[sarge; 2.6.8-2-686; KDE; SBL!]
I can't get my PC speaker to beep in a console or Konsole
session ... I guess there are worse problems! ;-)
Anyway, this,
$ echo CNTRL-vCNTRL-g
produces no sound. Neither does 'xalarm' with the -alarmaudio beep option.
I've
Am Sonntag 22 Mai 2005 19:49 schrieb Marty:
(Why the kernel
configuration routines consider the PC speaker an input device is a
separate mystery, unless it contributed to your not finding this
option and consequently not running this driver.)
Good question. It took me also some times to
martyb Possibly because PC Speaker support (INPUT_PCSPKR) is not
martyb enabled in your kernel or the corresponding module is not
martyb loaded.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I installed the 'pcspkr' module using 'modconf', but still hear nothing.
Other ideas?
Thanks,
-Kenneth
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Kenneth Jacker wrote:
martyb Possibly because PC Speaker support (INPUT_PCSPKR) is not
martyb enabled in your kernel or the corresponding module is not
martyb loaded.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I installed the 'pcspkr' module using 'modconf', but still hear nothing.
Other ideas?
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