I have installed all proposed updates and the beep is still there.
Also, the pcspkr isn't blacklisted, but muted in the volume control.
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I can't be 100% positive that this is the case, but on my system at least I
found that an error dialogue appeared along with the beep and after some
investigation I found that it was related to Avant Window Navigator. Going
through the settings in gconf-editor I found the following key:
/apps/a
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When is this "beep" getting fixed at the level where it started...?
This is why we got away from Microsoft in the first place...remember "Animal
Farm"...?
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If you are having problems trying to blacklist the sytem bell, here is the
reason:
There is another open bug about this, but the modprob.d files are now
appended with ".conf"
so, instead of adding "blacklist pcspkr" to
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
add it to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf i
Vytas,
before disabling the beep (of apparently less doom) in intrepid by
blacklisting pcspkr, I could log out without the beep by clicking on the
Fast User Switch Applet and selecting "Shut down". But probably your
"shutdown from GDM => no beep" is referring only to clicking
System->Shut Down, s
sudo modprobe -r pcspkr -- unloads module temporarily, not across
reboots I think.
However most probably you edited blacklist file as well and it came into
effect after the next reboot ;)
In any case, this is just a workaround, not a fix!
And this bug should receive more attention in general, no
"To get rid of the shutdown beep (and perhaps making that last step
redundent) you should blacklist the pc speaker:
In a terminal type "gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf"
=>This will open gedit, go to the last line in the file.
Type "blacklist pcspkr" without quotes onto a blank line at t
As has previously been mentioned and detailed you can manually disable
the pc speaker if you desire:
To get rid of most of the "alerts" (for instance in the terminal): System -
Preferences - Sound - Sounds, then uncheck "Play alert sound"
==> This won't however stop the system beeping on shutdown
I would like to add that, as well as at shutdown, the beep also occurs:
-- in Gedit or Tomboy, when trying to move the text cursor beyond the start or
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-- in Terminal when backspacing into the prompt.
I'm using Jaunty official release on a Dell Inspiron 6400 laptop.
It is VERY an
I've upgraded from Intrepid to Jaunty and I have the problem too.
With Intrepid, all beeps came from the internal pc speaker. In jaunty it
comes from my sound-card speakers. I do not want to disable beep, I just
want it back to my internal pc speaker. Any ideas how?
And I think a visual beep is m
I just wanted to log in to say that this is keeping me from using Ubuntu
on my laptop. I wouldn't inflict that hideously-irritating sound on
anybody within (the substantial) hearing range of my laptop when, for
example, using it on a train or bus. I'm extremely disappointed that
this wasn't fixed b
As in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/331589/comments/14
have been already noticed,
disabling pc-speaker (even permanent) is not a fix.
I found pc-speaker useful when working in terminal,
but I only want to disable the monstrous beep on shutdown.
This was fine in Hardy (and Gu
I fixed it. Don't know what did it, but these are the 3 things I've
done:
- $ sudo rmmod pcspkr
- Added 'blacklist pcspkr' to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
- $ gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/metacity/general/audible_bell
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This isn't a "me too" comment. I wanted to let you know that this
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Oddly enough, I did not have this problem at all in the beta release of
Jaunty when I upgraded from Intrepid.
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I tried "sudo modprobe -r pcspkr" and can confirm the beep persists
(even at the first shutdown) on a Dall Inspiron 1721 laptop. I checked
it with headphones and the beep is definitely coming from line out not a
pcspeaker (if the laptop has one in the first place).
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I am also getting this (absurdly loud) BEEP with a dell D620 with a fully
patched fresh install of 9.04 (final release). This occurs only during system
shut-down. The command
$ sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
This stops the problem for a single shut-down but it's not permanent. All I
need is a way t
@clombard:
You need to blacklist pcspkr by adding the line "blacklist pcspkr" to the file
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
You can check that the module has been blacklisted correctly by issuing "lsmod
| grep pcspkr" in the console, it should return false and no output.
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The answer to the question: "What happens if you do a:
$ sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
Then shutdown...do you hear it then?"
is "NO" but when you restart then shut down...guess what...?
The most annoying sound known to man is heard...Loud & Clear.
Who thought,... System->Preferences->Sound...uncheck "sy
According to the new description "Testcase: Working in a virtual
terminal doing some action that causes a beep.", bug 290204 would not be
duplicate any more. On some systems, the system beep does not only occur
when working in a terminal, but also when you simply shut down your
system in Gnome. Dis
Please wait on posting anymore "it's broken for me" type messages until
the fix as been released for testing, as we cannot do anymore until
then.
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Milestone: ubuntu-9.04 => jaunty-updates
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** Description changed:
+ SRU justification:
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+ Impact: Having the speaker beep enabled for snd-hda-intel cards produces
+ a very intrusive noise which is more annoying than helpful.
+
+ Fix: For now disable the system beep in that driver.
+
+ Testcase: Working in a virtual terminal doing some
I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on my Dell 1501 laptop... it has the same
terribly loud beep on shutdown. I've tried everything, but to no avail.
Please help correct this issue.
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On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 08:20:12AM -, Ahmad Syukri wrote:
> What is responsible for creating /var/lib/alsa/asound.state ?
/etc/init.d/alsa-utils
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What is responsible for creating /var/lib/alsa/asound.state ? In that file, I
have the following control:
control.16 {
comment.access 'read write'
comment.type INTEGER
comment.count 1
comment.range '0 - 3'
comment.dbmin -1800
comment.dbmax 0
On Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 07:20:15AM -, Atanas Atanasov wrote:
> I have the most recent Jaunty updates but still hear the beep on
> shutdown. I can also confirm in my case it is not a pc speaker beep but
> comes from the audio out (checked with headphones on Dell Inspiron
> 1721). Is the fix comm
I have the most recent Jaunty updates but still hear the beep on
shutdown. I can also confirm in my case it is not a pc speaker beep but
comes from the audio out (checked with headphones on Dell Inspiron
1721). Is the fix committed to public repositories yet?
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** Package changed: alsa-utils (Ubuntu Jaunty) => linux (Ubuntu Jaunty)
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I think the best way to solve this issue for now is to disable the hda
beep configuration options in the kernel, since some hda codecs have a
volume control, and some don't. If the beep is really desired by people
in the future, we can try and work out a solution.
I'll send a patch to the kernel t
@ Take Life Easy:
What happens if you do a:
$ sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
Then shutdown...do you hear it then?
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I upgraded and I get this every time I shut down. It is VERY loud.
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So what is the solution for these users?
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On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 11:51 AM, Robbie Williamson wrote:
> Could people who update not be getting the fix? It appears that the
> issue is not resolved for them.
The setting is only effected on fresh installs. People who upgrade
have an existing /var/lib/alsa/asound.state and use that value (if
@Luke,
Could people who update not be getting the fix? It appears that the
issue is not resolved for them.
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I'm also running Jaunty Beta 1 on a Dell inspiron and it also beeps
every time I turn my laptop off. IT also beeps when I'm using gvim. It
really takes from the experience of using ubuntu and is something that
definitely needs to be fixed before the official release
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I am running the beta as of 27/03 and have a DELL Precision M90. I get
this beep when I shutdown and it is VERY LOUD! I too do not have any
setting in the Volume control to turn this off
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> I am now able to turn it off in the GNOME Sound preferences (thanks
Bug #325778!)
@Pete - I don't think that's the right bug number. Also confirming that
this is the most annoying sound known to man.
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@Pete Graner, here is the patch I was telling you about. Let me know if
it helps you at all.
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I recently re-installed with Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha 5. I have applied all
updates as of 3 March 2009. I now have a "PC Beep" volume in alsamixer
and it is muted. The beep doesn't happen at all now, which is fine for
me for now. However, if I turn that volume up I _still_ don't hear the
beep. This i
@Luke,
It will have to be the hard way... no "PC Speaker" control. Sorry.
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Pete, if the mixer has a "PC Speaker" control, try turning that
off/down. If that makes no difference, then we'll have to change things
the hard way. I was put onto a no beep hda patch from fedora the other
day, I'll try it out, and submit it for inclusion in the kernel if its
behavior is worth hav
@Luke, no beep exposed via alsamixer...
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I've also found out about a patch that fedora has to disable the beep by
default at the kernel source level. I am building a custom kernel and
will test with hardware I have access to that has one of these beeps,
and see what affect the patch has.
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Pete, in alsamixer, do you have anything labeled beep anywhere? From
your amixer output, you have a beep generator, but I am wondering
whether it has a mixer control associated with it. If not, we will have
to find out how to turn it off via other means.
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Pete G, does unloading pcspkr help on your D620?
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@Luke, I have a Dell Latitude D620 and I don't have a "PC Beep" control,
and this bell is about to make me throw my computer out. What do we need
to do?
I ran the alsa-info.sh script the output is here:
http://www.alsa-
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It has been solved, at least for initial installs. Pete, what you will
have to do is go into the mixer, and turn down/mute the "PC Beep"
control. That will get rid of that loud beep you are getting.
As the changelog for the alsa-utils upload above explains, this sound
control will be muted by defa
@Andy - Thx for the tip. I will try that.
This is definitely not fixed. I have just updated, and when I mistyped
my password in GDM I almost leaped out of my skin. I made the
fundamental mistake of keeping my headphones on when re-booting, and
have (thankfully) lived to regret it. Are we any c
@pete -- thank you for that description :). I had the same issue.
There are two parts to this. First, the beep is now monstrous, and
second the default beep in readline is now on rather than off (which
bash uses). I sorted the beep being used in all of my terminals, in x
or not by adding the fol
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* adjust_init_hda_db.patch: Account for shifted db range of
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[ Luke Yelavich ]
* mute PC Beep on h
Part of this can be solved by muting the recently added PC Beep control
on hda soundcards. As for general disabling for everybody however, I
will dig deeper, add tasks where necessary, and change packages
accordingly.
** Changed in: alsa-utils (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Sourcepackagename: None => alsa-utils
Assigning to Luke Yelavich (audio focal point for Foundations team) for
an initial analysis.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) => Luke Yelavich (themuso)
** Changed in: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided => High
Status: New => Triaged
Target: None => ubuntu-9.04
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