Detlef, I've written the description of the package myself, so no need to tell me reading it :)
The description doesn't claim that it will work without using of any commandline option on all systems - that was the main purpose for introducing the -e switch. It's not a "workaround" like Henri likes to call it, it is the expected behavior.
Maybe switching from probing /dev/input/event0 to /dev/input/by-path/platform-pcspkr-event-spkr might be someting to think about, though that would limit its usage to udev using systems, which I would like to avoid.and would propably turn into a regression.
If you say that platform-pcspkr-event-spkr doesn't produce any sound for you neither - do you have that symlink at all? Does PC speaker beeps like shell backspace in the first character or similar beep for you? If not it's not a beep problem, you should get pc speaker beeps working at all for a start.
Detlef, I've written the description of the package myself, so no need to tell me reading it :)
The description doesn't claim that it will work without using of any commandline option on all systems - that was the main purpose for introducing the -e switch. It's not a "workaround" like Henri likes to call it, it is the expected behavior.
Maybe switching from probing /dev/input/event0 to /dev/input/ by-path/ platform- pcspkr- event-spkr might be someting to think about, though that would limit its usage to udev using systems, which I would like to avoid.and would propably turn into a regression.
If you say that platform- pcspkr- event-spkr doesn't produce any sound for you neither - do you have that symlink at all? Does PC speaker beeps like shell backspace in the first character or similar beep for you? If not it's not a beep problem, you should get pc speaker beeps working at all for a start.