asterisk users - May 2003 - invalid argument 22 when modprobe wcfxs and wcfxo

Hi all

I ahve been having problems loading the wcfss and wcfxo drivers

I get an error message invalid argument and something about post install insmod
failed

the currently load modules do show the drivers loaded but asteris won't
start

lsmod

root@slackware:~# lsmod
Module                  Size  Used by    Not tainted
soundcore               3332   0  (autoclean)
wcfxo                   7104   0  (unused)
wcfxs                  15104   0  (unused)
zaptel                174048   0  [wcfxo wcfxs]
ppp_generic            15452   0  [zaptel]
keybdev                 1952   0  (unused)
mousedev                4212   1
hid                    18596   0  (unused)
usbmouse                2008   0  (unused)
input                   3200   0  [keybdev mousedev hid usbmouse]
uhci                   24560   0  (unused)
usbcore                58144   1  [hid usbmouse uhci]
hisax                 448228   0  (unused)
isdn                  115712   0  [hisax]
slhc                    5040   0  [ppp_generic isdn]
isa-pnp                30724   0  [hisax]
ide-scsi                8048   0
3c59x                  26736   1


is the problem that the hisax isdn drivers have loaded?
if so how do I stop them loading?

can anyone help me fix the problem

Thanks in advance
Robb

--On Wednesday, May 14, 2003 12:52 am +0100 Robert Boardman 
<robb@20tauntongrove.net> wrote:
>
> I ahve been having problems loading the wcfss and wcfxo drivers
>
The output of lsmod that you included shows that the modules are loading - 
so it's more likely a configuration error in zaptel.conf and/or 
zapata.conf.  You could post those files to the list to see if anyone can 
spot a problem.
> I get an error message invalid argument and something about post install
> insmod failed
>
When do you get this error message?  If you do ztcfg -vvv what is the 
result?
>
>
> is the problem that the hisax isdn drivers have loaded?
> if so how do I stop them loading?
hisax isn't the problem.  Asterisk interfaces to passive ISDN card (eg 
hisax) through a modem interface which is outside the zaptel framework. 
There is no interaction between zaptel and hisax drivers.

  Iain