Eugen Dedu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,

> - Would it be possible to automatically load the uinput module?  I
> think to all the people who have the same problem.

I don't want to go there, it doesn't help when uinput isn't available
anyway. There should be a warning in the log when uinput is not
available, I'll doublecheck that.

> - Can you write (in 10 minutes) a file about how beep works (in
> linux?)? It seems that the card does no beep, it should be simulated
> in software, and uinput module is needed (are there other input
> modules?)

All you need to know is in pommed/beep.c. Basically you create an
input device in userspace which handles beep events and the kernel
happily passes them along, then all you have to do is ... well, *beep*
:)

JB.

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