I have a strange problem with Ubuntu 10.10 - when I close the laptop lid (Samsung r580) it makes a very high squeak. This doesn't occur on Win7. I am currently using 2.6.35.27 kernel. If you need some more info to help me with this problem just ask. Thanks in advance.
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1Just as a clue for somebody else to answer this, to me this sounds like a problem with ALSA going into suspend. @Rey can you confirm that the laptop is going into suspend (aka sleep) when you close the lid? – Oli Feb 28 '11 at 22:06
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Nope, it does not go to sleep when I close the lid, it makes only this high sound. But while looking for solution to my problem I found that some ppl had same problem as U. – Rey Mar 01 '11 at 06:54
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I have "quite" the same kind of problem with 10.04 and my 1215n asus... Sometimes when I start ubuntu I get very squeaky sound during the startup drums and the system hangs up. Then I restart and it works perfectly. Also sleep kills my audio. Very frustrating. – Pitto Apr 01 '11 at 10:25
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This is really old and not answered. Because of that I think we should close as not reproducible. Anyone else with a similar problem should ask a new question. – Seth Feb 25 '14 at 05:29
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Ok, now I can confirm that recent power-managment update fixed the problem.... finaly... after about 3 months I can close the lid without being annoyed by that sound :) Thx everyone for helping!

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blahhhh... it has started again... plugging in headphonesmakes the problem go away when closing the lid but it's not a solution... – Rey Mar 02 '11 at 15:51
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See if there is a BIOS option to turn off signals related to power management.

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This answer may help someone. It would be even better if it provided more information, but it's still better as an answer than as a comment. – Eliah Kagan Sep 01 '12 at 12:00
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Are you sure this isn't the beep from the suspend action? Suspend in another way, if it happens as well. That is your answer.
Could also be the soundcard giving a death rattle as you cruely cut off its power. Use headphones to silence the speakers before closing the lid, see if that shows you the cause.

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Yes, I'm sure it wasn't beep from suspend action (on lid close I have no action set) and the sound was very anoying. Funny thing that after yesterdays updates (propably power managment update) laptop does not squeak anymore after lid close. Maybe it's solve or maybe it must be triggered by something. I'll keep testing to see if it still happens. – Rey Mar 01 '11 at 09:14
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plugging in headphones slienced the speaker... but it's not a solution unfortunetly :/ – Rey Mar 02 '11 at 15:52