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BSD equivalent of rmmod
In Linux if you want to get rid of the PC speaker (beep!) without rebooting you can type
rmmod pcspkr I'm looking for a way to remove (if possible) the BSD equivalent of the "pcspkr" module. I scrolled quickly through GENERIC and didn't see any entries that looked conspicuously like the PC speaker. Is it in there? Did I miss it? Last edited by uiop44; 03-30-2009 at 12:28 AM.. |
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