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BIOS/Internal Speaker issues - clicking rather than beeping

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57 minutes ago, pOpYRaid said:

I am gave up on this with my H610i Gigabyte board!

Or in other words, i have gave up on gigabyte.

Their answer ist just they dont suppport linux.

TBF the beeper is probably something nobody has cared about in decades and it's a stroke of luck on any board if the bios code that probably was never touched or checked for ages still works from an OS...

AFAIK you can't even make the beeper go from Windows at all, it'll make a beep sound on the default sound card instead.

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On 1/11/2026 at 3:45 PM, pOpYRaid said:

I am gave up on this with my H610i Gigabyte board!

Or in other words, i have gave up on gigabyte.

Their answer ist just they dont suppport linux.

I was also stating it happens on windows.

But their support driving my crazy.

So my workaround is a user script Beep Fix (Standby for 5 seonds after boot) with the following content.
It basically goes to standby for 5 seconds after 120 secs on every unraid reboot.
This way the beeper works reliable.

 

#!/bin/bash
# sleep 120 seconds after boot, so system can settle down
sleep 120
# standby and wake it in 5 seconds, with this workaround the beeper is working! thx intel
rtcwake -u -s 5 -m mem
# sleep again 20 seconds, so we can play our fancy sound
sleep 10
# -----------------------------------------------------------
# from now on beeper is working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
# -----------------------------------------------------------
# play array up beep
beep  -l 300 -f 600 -n -l 300 -f 800
# disable ethernet leds, sadly after wakeup they are on again
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/igc-0100-led0/brightness
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/igc-0100-led1/brightness
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/igc-0100-led2/brightness


Amazing !

You tip has solved my problem ! Many thanks !! You Rock !!!!

Solved for the Lenovo ThinkStation P340 Tiny.

17 minutes ago, PicPoc said:

Amazing !

You tip has solved my problem ! Many thanks !! You Rock !!!!

Solved for the Lenovo ThinkStation P340 Tiny.

You're welcome 😊
Nice to hear that it also works on other mainboards.

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