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I run scripts in my crontab but i'm not able to generate a beep in
console mode.
I tried echo -e '\a' but no success while I can use sound.
Is there a pbm w
Bob Proulx wrote:
There have been changes to the driver architecture with the 2.6
kernel. Not all of the drivers have been fixed up for things like
suspending. Until they all do get fixed unloading and reloading the
drivers is about the best you can do.
OK. let's hope it'll be fixed soon :-)
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Hi,
I use kernel 2.6.7, and there's no matter when i suspend to disk.
But when I resume, I'm no longer able to hear something.
I've found a solution by compiling support for sound in modules and
reloading all of the modules needed after resume.
Any other idea to have the sound working correctly ?
Wayne Topa wrote:
Scetbon Cyril([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said:
I run scripts in my crontab but i'm not able to generate a beep in
console mode.
I tried echo -e '\a' but no success while I can use sound.
Is there a pbm with my PC Speaker ?
Yoy did not mention what
I run scripts in my crontab but i'm not able to generate a beep in
console mode.
I tried echo -e '\a' but no success while I can use sound.
Is there a pbm with my PC Speaker ?
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Hi,
I've installed kernel 2.6.7 patched with acpi.
I'm able to see files under /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/ to know for example
the status of the battery...
However, I can't get event from my battery when the power of the battery
is low.
I get events when I connect the ac_adapter.
Any idea ?
Note: I
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