[SOLVED]PC Speaker (buzzer) - how to enable it?

I know it's strange, but I like PC speaker (buzzer) beep event sound. In almost every new live distro I tried, I hear that horrible beep emulation through sound card and external speakers.
Is there any way to fix this?
I tried Arch Linux 2009.02 on my other computer (Gigabyte GA-31M-S2L, G31 chipset), and there I hear beep on buzzer, but on my main machine (Intel Bad Axe2, 975X chipset) I hear beep through sound card. I also tried old Arch 2007.05 cd on main machine, and than I hear beep on buzzer, the way it should be.
Is there something broken between new kernel's and snd-hda-intel module (Sigmatel) or something?
I put pcspkr in modules list /etc/rc.conf, but that doesn't help.
Reason why I like pc speaker is, because I like beep in console, terminal, vi, incoming new mail etc., to get some input information from my machine, to not be dependent on wav sounds and external speakers.
Last edited by archiebald (2009-08-27 17:00:00)

I have found who is guilty for this irritating beep emulation crap. It is in Device Drivers>Sound Card Support (NEW)>Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (NEW)>PCI sound devices>Intel HD Audio (NEW)>Support digital beep via input layer (NEW), section of Linux kernel configuration. It is Y by default. I suggest to turn this crap to N by default, because nobody (i presume) uses this s*it, especially when is so irritating.
Generic sound devices (NEW)>PC - speaker support (READ HELP!) (NEW) have nothing to do with beep noise. It can be only N or M.
Support digital beep via input layer SND_HDA_INPUT_BEEP
Say Y here to build a digital beep interface for HD-audio
driver. This interface is used to generate digital beeps.
Thanks Wintervenom for your suggestion.
Last edited by archiebald (2009-08-27 17:05:17)

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