I am trying to enable an audible terminal bell/beep through the 1/8" mini-rca audio out (headphone jack) on debian wheezy with the rapsberry pi model b. Normal audio works as expected, when playing a shockwave file in Midori with gnash for example.

I turned the **Audible bell** setting in **LXTerminal** preferences **ON**, and tried the following:

`$ xkbbell` (no sound)

`$ xkbbell -dev 0` (X Error of failed request: 146)

`$ beep` and `$ beep -f 500 -l 700` after installing it with apt (no sound)

That said, this is all in an attempt to hear the bell sound triggered by **PuTTY**, when **Action to happen when a bell occurs** is set to **Make default system alert sound**. There is no option, like in the Windows version of PuTTY, to play a custom sound file when a bell occurs.

I've read that running `# modprobe snd_hda_intel` on other linux machines can redirect sound output intended for the PC speaker (which the raspberry lacks) to ALSA. Running that command tells me that this module is not found. I don't know how to acquire it with apt. 

I'm really hoping someone has some insight...I'm dizzy from Googling!