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I have a laptop with linux on it that just keeps beeping all the bloody time. When gdm starts, when the machine switches to runlevel 6 to reboot, when I ...
- 11-01-2007 #1
How to switch off Motherboard Beeping?
I have a laptop with linux on it that just keeps beeping all the bloody time. When gdm starts, when the machine switches to runlevel 6 to reboot, when I tab complete a command!
The system works, but it is amazingly annoying.
To stop the beeping on the tab completion I have added
to /etc/inputrc which takes care of the beeps that were happening every minute of usage - but gdm, reboot and everything else still beep.Code:set bell-style none
How do I kill all beeps in the OS?
EDIT: it's ok, I found that disabling pcspkr module does the trick
- 11-01-2007 #2Just Joined!
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Hi this my first post so i pray that it helps, anyway to most poeple that command doesn't work so i think u should try this and see it works vim /etc/termcap, in that big list, scroll up and find and remove the entry <bl=^G> or u can replace it with bl=\E7\E[?5h\E[?5l\E[?5h\E[?5l\E[?5h\E[?5l\E[?5h\E[?5l\E8: which should make the screen flicker instead.
Cheers buddy
Robin
- 11-01-2007 #3
1 I fixed it
2. I don't want my screen to flicker.
3. I have no /etc/termcap file
4. My way is universal. No pc speaker module, no noise.
- 11-01-2007 #4Just Joined!
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Oh ok, so what did u do?
did u unplug the speaker?
- 11-01-2007 #5
read the original post, it was solved before you posted. i edited and changed the title to solved so you wouldn't need to look at it.


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