Hi!
This is another ping asking for further information on your troubles:
Can you check wether this is related to <http://bugs.debian.org/540831>
like I asked a while ago? I am going to close this bugreport as
non-issue if I don't receive any answer within the next weeks. You are
of course welcome to reopen in case this is still an issue to you when
you get back to it later.
Below you can find the former mail as reference to refresh your memory. :)
* Gerfried Fuchs <rho...@deb.at> [2010-04-08 21:03:54 CEST]:
> * Bernhard Kuemel <bernh...@bksys.at> [2010-04-08 13:32:34 CEST]:
> > beep doesn't beep with some computer parts I am currently testing.
> > Basically a bare main board with RAM, CPU, graphics card sitting on my
> > computer, connected to my computers power supply, SATA data cable, etc.
> > A PC speaker is connected and there is also a small piezo buzzer. Both
> > beep during POST
> >
> > Same as normal user or root.
> >
> > It does, however, take its time to completion, e.g. 'sleep -l 1000'.
> >
> > It also doesn't work on a MacBook installed trough fink, but that's
> > probably a different matter.
>
> I suspect this might be related to bug #540831 and the alsa maintainers
> blacklisting the pcspk module. Do you get out any beep at all? With e.g.
> echo -e '\a'? If you don't get out any beeps at all then beep can't help
> you here, you have to get the blacklisted module loaded to get out the
> beeps.
Thanks in advance!
Rhonda
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