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<p>Ændrük: </p> <hr /> <div>Get rid of the annoying beeps in Linux<br /> <br /> == Remove the pc speaker module &quot;pcspkr&quot; ==<br /> <br /> Open a terminal and issue this command as root:<br /> rmmod pcspkr<br /> <br /> To prevent the &quot;pcspkr&quot; module from loading again at startup, open /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist with your favorite text editor (as root) and add following lines to the end of the file:<br /> # disable the **** pc speaker<br /> blacklist pcspkr<br /> <br /> === Re-enabling the pc speaker ===<br /> Temporarily activate it by loading the module (run this from a terminal with root privileges):<br /> modprobe pcspkr<br /> <br /> If you don't want to prevent the module from loading during startup, delete the lines from /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist described in the previous section.<br /> <br /> == Disable console beeps in /etc/inputrc ==<br /> <br /> Another solution is to disable console beeps in /etc/inputrc (change with your favourite editor, should work on all distributions)<br /> # do not bell on tab-completion<br /> set bell-style none<br /> <br /> == Disable the system beep in Gnome ==<br /> <br /> In Ubuntu 7.10 and later, uncheck:<br /> : System &gt; Preferences &gt; Sound &gt; System Beep &gt; Enable System Beep<br /> <br /> Or if it's just the terminal tab auto-completion that's bothering you, uncheck:<br /> : Terminal &gt; Edit &gt; Current Profile &gt; Terminal bell</div>

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