system bell volume goes up when I turn up the speakers

[Clint Harshaw]

When I turn up the volume on my external speakers, the system bell 
volume goes up -- which can be really startling!! On my FC1 box, the 
system bell comes out the internal case-integrated speaker.

Is there a slider that I can adjust that will "unlink" the pcspkr volume 
from the volume on my external speakers? Or is there some other sound 
adjustment I can do to remedy this? Is it happening to anyone else?

Thanks,
Clint

[Jeff Vian]

On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 08:06, Clint Harshaw wrote:
>  When I turn up the volume on my external speakers, the system bell 
>  volume goes up -- which can be really startling!! On my FC1 box, the 
>  system bell comes out the internal case-integrated speaker.
>  
>  Is there a slider that I can adjust that will "unlink" the pcspkr volume 
>  from the volume on my external speakers? Or is there some other sound 
>  adjustment I can do to remedy this? Is it happening to anyone else?
>  
>  Thanks,
>  Clint
>   
alsamixer has a slider for the PC Speak

[Clint Harshaw]

Jeff Vian wrote:
>  On Thu, 2004-07-29 at 08:06, Clint Harshaw wrote:
>  
> >When I turn up the volume on my external speakers, the system bell 
> >volume goes up -- which can be really startling!! On my FC1 box, the 
> >system bell comes out the internal case-integrated speaker.
> >
> >Is there a slider that I can adjust that will "unlink" the pcspkr volume 
> >from the volume on my external speakers? Or is there some other sound 
> >adjustment I can do to remedy this? Is it happening to anyone else?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Clint
> >
>  
>  alsamixer has a slider for the PC Speak  
I think that did it! Thank you, Jeff! For others, here's what I did:
1. open a terminal
2. at the prompt, type alsamixer
3. arrow over to Phone
4. arrow down to reduce the level to 10 on Phone

Clint

How to configure Adsl

[fedora]

Hi to all,

This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I 
installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:

    /sbin/ifup  ppp0

    /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
> dev/null > 2>&1 
What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.

Thanks  in Advance

Iassa

How to configure Adsl

[Mike Ramirez]

I get that for multiple reasons. the most common are the ID 10 T ones. 
Simply not having the cat5 plugged in the right ethernet port or the
cable modem is off little things like that.  But there are  other times
such as a conflicts within the network settings.  Steps that I do to fix
it:

1. turn off the firewall actually unloading iptables with /sbin/service
iptables stop; run adsl-setup again and make sure to set the FW settings
to none,try again, If it works then restart iptables and creat a new ppp
setting the FW the way you want it.

2. if that fails.  Create a new ppp conection using adsl-setup use
another ppp identifier i.e. ppp1 the try again using /sbin/if ppp1

3. Call my ISP and figure out with them what is wrong after
checking/redoing ALL my connections (including eth1 and eth0) 3 or 4
times 

If your ISP is SBC/Yahoo They don't have support for linux, Cause its a
free OS?  (I asked why they didn't support it and that was the response
ttto the question like it was a quiz)  My response to that: what about
RHE?  Answer: Don't know.   

BTW for ppp0 /sbin/adsl-start works just fine but not haven't figured
out if it can handle other ppp connections.


On Thu, 2004-08-05 at 07:08, fedora wrote:
>  Hi to all,
>  
>  This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I 
>  installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
>  adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
>  
>      /sbin/ifup  ppp0
>  
>      /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
>   >dev/null > 2>&1
>  
>  What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.
>  
>  Thanks  in Advance
>  
>  Iassa
>  
>  
>

How to configure Adsl

[rodrigo micheletto affonso]

if your ip is fixed you won´t need dhcp service
in dinamic ip you will

the steps from ramirez looks good, but pay atention above

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Ramirez" <mike(a)thexxxhost.com&gt;
To: "For users of Fedora Core releases" <fedora-list(a)redhat.com&gt;
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: How to configure Adsl


>  I get that for multiple reasons. the most common are the ID 10 T
> ones.
>  Simply not having the cat5 plugged in the right ethernet port or the
>  cable modem is off little things like that.  But there are  other times
>  such as a conflicts within the network settings.  Steps that I do to fix
>  it:
>
>  1. turn off the firewall actually unloading iptables with /sbin/service
>  iptables stop; run adsl-setup again and make sure to set the FW settings
>  to none,try again, If it works then restart iptables and creat a new ppp
>  setting the FW the way you want it.
>
>  2. if that fails.  Create a new ppp conection using adsl-setup use
>  another ppp identifier i.e. ppp1 the try again using /sbin/if ppp1
>
>  3. Call my ISP and figure out with them what is wrong after
>  checking/redoing ALL my connections (including eth1 and eth0) 3 or 4
>  times
>
>  If your ISP is SBC/Yahoo They don't have support for linux, Cause its a
>  free OS?  (I asked why they didn't support it and that was the response
>  ttto the question like it was a quiz)  My response to that: what about
>  RHE?  Answer: Don't know.
>
>  BTW for ppp0 /sbin/adsl-start works just fine but not haven't figured
>  out if it can handle other ppp connections.
>
>
>  On Thu, 2004-08-05 at 07:08, fedora wrote:
>  > Hi to all,
>  >
>  > This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I
>  > installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the
>  > adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
>  >
>  >     /sbin/ifup  ppp0
>  >
>  >     /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"
>  >  >dev/null > 2>&1
>  >
>  > What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.
>  >
>  > Thanks  in Advance
>  >
>  > Iassa
>  >
>  >
>  >
>
>
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How to configure Adsl

[Robin Laing]

fedora wrote:
>  Hi to all,
>  
>  This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I 
>  installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
>  adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
>  
>     /sbin/ifup  ppp0
>  
>     /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
>   >dev/null > 2>&1
>  
>  What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.
>  
>  Thanks  in Advance
>  
>  Iassa
>  
>  
>  
>   
Also check if your ISP is using PPPoE.

I was visiting inlaws last month and two of them lost their 
connections due to this change.  As they are running Windows 95 and 
98, even their ISP won't support them.

Here is a link for PPPoE for Linux.
   http://www.suse.de/~bk/PPPoE-project.html

How to configure Adsl

[James Wilkinson]

fedora wrote:
>  This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I
>
>  installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
>  adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
>  
>     /sbin/ifup  ppp0
>  
>     /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
>  >dev/null > 2>&1
>  
>  What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem. 
Does Brazil use PPPoA or PPPoE (over ATM or over Ethernet)?

I know that the US uses PPPoE and the UK PPPoA, but I don't know about
Brazil.

The answer will affect which set of users can help you best...

James.

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How to configure Adsl

[fedora]

Hi,

Sorry,  didn´t post but around here it´s PPPoE.

Iassa



James Wilkinson wrote:

> fedora wrote:
>   
>
> >This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I 
> >installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
> >adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
> >
> >   /sbin/ifup  ppp0
> >
> >   /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
> >    
> >
> >>dev/null > 2>&1
> >>      
> >>
> >What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.
> >    
> >
>
> Does Brazil use PPPoA or PPPoE (over ATM or over Ethernet)?
>
> I know that the US uses PPPoE and the UK PPPoA, but I don't know about
> Brazil.
>
> The answer will affect which set of users can help you best...
>
> James.
>
>   
>

How to configure Adsl

[Si Jones]

fedora wrote:

>  Hi to all,
>
>  This is my first post but this list helps me a lot already!! Well, I 
>  installed the Fedora Core 2 yesterday and when went to configure the 
>  adsl thru adsl-setup I got this error message:
>
>     /sbin/ifup  ppp0
>
>     /sbin/adsl-start line 125:16856  terminated          4CONNECT "$@"  
>  >dev/null > 2>&1
>
>  What is that error. On Fedora Core 1 worked without any problem.
>
>  Thanks  in Advance
>
>  Iassa
>  
BTW, your sending from a person called "fedora", could you change that 
to your REAL name!

Cheers,

RES: How to configure Adsl

[Artur Sampaio]

Simply disable the on-boot eth up. And configure your system to use no
gateway.

If you still with problems, plz mail-me off-list, so we can talk in
pt_BR.

How to configure Adsl

[rodrigo micheletto affonso]

i´m interested too
eu tbm me interesso

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Subject: RES: How to configure Adsl


>  Simply disable the on-boot eth up. And configure your system to use
> no
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>
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