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make centos 4.3 work with my computers internal speaker
my computer has an internal speaker (no external ones). xchat has a feature to "beep" when uou receive /msg's. How would i go about making this work (obviosuly right now linux isn't detecting my internal speaker). the computer is really old, a 700 mhz etc. I guess maybe there are generic drivers or something I could install?
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As root try typing; modprobe pcspkr
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it gives me "bash: modprobe: command not found"
this is centos 4.3 i forgot to mention in my initial post |
Sounds like you used su instead of 'su -' minus the single quotemarks (there is a difference, see; man su) to become root. Try again, this time;
which modprobe /sbin/modprobe /sbin/modprobe pcspkr |
it did SOMETHING
is there a way to make centos do a test beep with the speakey? (im trying to verify if it's the speaker not working now or if it's xchat) |
Open a xterm session and try; echo -e "\a" this should produce a beep within a few seconds.
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hmmm no luck :{
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Ok one more thing to try, open a terminal session (the gnome or kde console) and hit the backspace key on a blank line.
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