Hi, Has anyone ever had any problem with the TE220B card with it showing up as four ports instead of two. I RMA'd the first one with the retailer (Digium tech advice), but I just got another brand new card and it is coming up as four ports again. The card identifier is showing 0420 when I do lspci. Has this happened to anyone and if so is there a fix? Remi
> Has anyone ever had any problem with the TE220B card with it showing up > as four ports instead of two. I RMA'd the first one with the retailer > (Digium tech advice), but I just got another brand new card and it is > coming up as four ports again. The card identifier is showing 0420 when > I do lspci. Has this happened to anyone and if so is there a fix?I don't know why, but your PCI subvendor ID seems to be set to the wrong value. Unfortunately, it's probably not modifiable with the tools at your disposal. There is a way to make this card work properly, but it will make any 420's in the system act like 220's as well. Open up wct4xxp/base.c and search for 0220. You should find yourself in the pci_device_id structure. You'll need to modify the 0220 to be 0420 and you'll also need to comment out the line above it that contains 0420. After that, run "make install" and reload the wct4xxp.ko driver. Your TE220 should work fine with those modifications.
On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 09:32 -0400, Remi Quezada wrote:> Has anyone ever had any problem with the TE220B card with it showing up > as four ports instead of two. I RMA'd the first one with the retailer > (Digium tech advice), but I just got another brand new card and it is > coming up as four ports again. The card identifier is showing 0420 when > I do lspci. Has this happened to anyone and if so is there a fix?Please contact Digium support directly about this issue. There were a number of these cards that were incorrectly programmed, and they I'm sure they'd be happy to send you a replacement card. -- Jared Smith Community Relations Manager Digium, Inc.