On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:54:46PM -0400, Quartz wrote: > We have a system with NO physical internal speaker of any kind. Audio > otherwise works from the headphone/line jack, playing wave files with aucat > and messing with mixerctl all work as expected, but there are no 'beeps' > (can't get a terminal bell using echo, can't get anything from wsconsctl, > nothing's muted in mixerctl). Is there an easy way to redirect the > "pc-speaker" to output via the headphone/line jack?
The pc-speakers and the sound card are different circuits. On some (rare) machines the output of the pc-speaker is connected to one of the sound-card inputs instead of a small speaker. In this case there are related mixerctl controles. Could you show the output of "mixerctl -v" ? OpenBSD console can only use the pc-speaker as the console beep and there's no way to emulate it using the sound-card.
