Dell latitude E5500 sound and system beeps issues.
Hi all,
I have a dell latitude E5500 run slackware 13.1 x86_64 with HDA audio: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02) all sound works ok internal speakers,mic and external headphone,mic but i have two problems: 1) when i disabled the microphone from the bios alsa driver still can use the (internal & external) mic and this not happens when use solaris or freebsd which is right, so how alsa can use the mic feature after i disabled that from bios. 2) which is important to me i dont have any beeps (console, terminal, vim, ...), i know it doesn't alsa mission to active pc speaker so i load the pcspkr modules ( i do that in my old pc and it is work) dmesg say pc speakers is registered but i cant hear any beeps. so i did some search and found that alsa can route system beeps through sound card(snd-hda-intel), so i rebuild the kernel with that options and it is worked now i can hear system beeps (noisy sound) but at least it is worked, so my questions is do i have hardware pc speakers like my desktop pc or laptop dosent have any pc speakers at all and use system beeps by routing it through sound card. please any one can help me i am a guy who like to understand the reasons :) sorry for my bad English thanks . |
The original pcs had a little 100mw speaker just for stupid beeps occasionally back when everyone thought the idea of a soundcard in a computer was weird - after all, what would anyone do with it?
Are you sure there is such a stupid beeper in the laptop? Most don't have one. |
Thanks for your reply
No i don't think i have one but i hear the beep sound when routing it through sound card by alsa and it come form internal speakers or from headphone when it is presented . |
Ok, well believe it or not, it has it's own module, it's own channel in alsamixer, and I would advise about half volume or less for it.
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OK,thanks .
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