Internal mobo speaker: how to make it output sound as a test

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#21 Post by SFR »

Dave_G wrote:In the "old" days, mobos had a dedicated speaker output which used
the built in timer to generate the tones.
One day I must set up Puppy on my (hopefully yet) barely alive, 13 y.o. box and will return to this...
But ...>/dev/audio is a fun too, after all. :)

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#22 Post by Flash »

SFR wrote:

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cat /dev/sda1 > /dev/audio
will "play" the entire HDD :lol:
L18L wrote:Flash,
I think SFR has found your "program"
(reminds me of "beautiful noise coming up from the street")
Yes, I think that's it. Thanks, SFR. :)

I tried to play a directory containing a bunch of mp3 files with it but it refused. I need to research the use of the cat command and the use of dev/, I guess.

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beep

#23 Post by L18L »

Beep-Gui extended

Musicians like to have length of a tone not in milliseconds, I think :)
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