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From: Roland Tollenaar <rwatollenaar@domain.hid>
Subject: [Xenomai-help] pcspeaker
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Hi

I have some form of kernel recompiled in which I have the power
management turned off. The PCspeaker is also unselected but it comes
alive anyway. This is the result -or so it seems- of the soundcard
driver. I would like to rmmod the sound card driver after booting if
this interferes with xenomai but there are so many dependencies snd-this
and snd-that, that its not trivial.

-Is this sound-card driver a problem for xenomai?
-how can I be sure that the pc speaker is harmless for xenomai

Kind regards,

Roland.