Shawn Walker wrote:
Doug Scott wrote:
The appropriate ioctl
KBD_CMD_BELL and KBD_CMD_NOBELL are already in
sys/kbd.h.
Those ioctls don't make it so the bell doesn't
sound
in the future - they
are used for sounding the bell. In the X server,
to
make a 100ms beep,
we do:
kbdCmd
Doug Scott wrote:
The appropriate ioctl
KBD_CMD_BELL and KBD_CMD_NOBELL are already in
sys/kbd.h.
Those ioctls don't make it so the bell doesn't
sound
in the future - they
are used for sounding the bell. In the X server,
to
make a 100ms beep,
we do:
kbdCmd =
No, sorry. We did a bunch of research on the shrillest, most annoying tone
we could fine and it's hard-coded ;).
--S
-Original Message-
From: Shawn Walker binarycrusa...@gmail.com
Subj: [request-sponsor] Re: disable console bell in the kernel
Date: Sat Jul 1, 2006 11:22 am
Doug Scott wrote:
The appropriate ioctl
KBD_CMD_BELL and KBD_CMD_NOBELL are already in
sys/kbd.h.
Those ioctls don't make it so the bell doesn't sound
in the future - they
are used for sounding the bell. In the X server, to
make a 100ms beep,
we do:
kbdCmd = KBD_CMD_BELL;
