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I've applied your patch locally to test it. Still all beeps fine on qemu (from Debian) as well as on my 286-PC, @tyama501 ! +/* bell*/ missing a white space before the comment ends in |
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Hi @floriangit Great! Thank you for quick testing! |
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Hello @tyama501, This looks good. When you add the options for frequency and time, perhaps we can also use Thank you! |
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Hello @ghaerr and @floriangit ,
I haven't added option to change the frequency and time,
but I have added the code for PC-98 according to
#1796
I could hear beep from PC-98 NekoProject/W emulator as below.
I also replaced IBM port numbers to defines of ports.h,
but I couldn't check it since my qemu on windows cannot enable speaker.
Could you double check it?
ELKS_PC98_beep_NP21W.mp4
Thank you!