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being fixed when using Feisty Beta. Thanks again for taking the time to
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Status: Needs Info =>
feisty beta desktop i386 CD
no beep during boot and shutdown.
I test this on my first PC (AthlonXP2200+ , radeon 9500)
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... and the second beep is on reboot, after X disappears and the
shutdown splash screen appears.
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I tried this on another PC, same thing:
- a single beep right when the boot screen (ubuntu logo and a progress bar)
disappears and an empty textmode screen appears with the blinking underline
cursor in the upper left corner
uname -a :
Linux ubuntu 2.6.20-9-generic #2 SMP Mon Feb 26 03:01:44 UTC
OK, this is beyond silly. In debugging this I tried to make the PC beep, just
for reference.
It would not. I tried crsr-left in bash (usually it beeps), echo -e \\a , tput
bel
None worked, not in xterm, not on VT1.
All of them make the screen flash when run under screen (it has a "visual bell"
f
This may be a duplicate of bug 80535.
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Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. Unfortunately we can't fix it, because your description doesn't yet
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