asterisk users - Feb 2005 - new install

hi,

i got an error while running the asterisk -v
error message: error while writing audio data

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> hi,
> 
> i got an error while running the asterisk -v
> error message: error while writing audio data
Well, that's the least verbose email message I've seen this week.

Can you put more precision ?  like what version of asterisk, the exact
message you got on the CLI

Help us help you

I am attempting my fist asterisk install.
I do not have any digum cards so use ztdummy. 
However according to the Asterisk install guide it says to look for one
of the 
following USB controller chips.
UHCI USB controller of OHCI USB Controller. 
 
However, when I run lsmod to determine which have neither show up.
Can I continue the install and if I do will I have timing issues?
 

Regards, 
Michael 
  

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> From: Michael Di Martino 
 > Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 3:15 PM
 > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
 > Subject: [Asterisk-Users] new install


 > I am attempting my fist asterisk install.
 > I do not have any digum cards so use ztdummy. 
 > However according to the Asterisk install guide it says to look for
one of the 
 > following USB controller chips.
 > UHCI USB controller of OHCI USB Controller. 
 
 > However, when I run lsmod to determine which have neither show up.
 > Can I continue the install and if I do will I have timing issues?
 

 > Regards, 
 > Michael 

 
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This is the output of lsmod

[root@Ask-NY17S root]# lsmod
Module                  Size  Used by
ipv6                  184288  10 
parport_pc             19392  0 
lp                      8236  0 
parport                29640  2 parport_pc,lp
autofs4                10624  0 
sunrpc                101064  1 
e1000                  68492  0 
floppy                 47440  0 
sg                     27552  0 
microcode               4768  0 
binfmt_misc             7176  1 
dm_mod                 33184  0 
button                  4504  0 
battery                 6924  0 
asus_acpi               8472  0 
ac                      3340  0 
ext3                  102376  2 
jbd                    40216  1 ext3
ata_piix                5380  3 
libata                 29312  1 ata_piix,[permanent]
sd_mod                 16384  5 
scsi_mod               91344  3 sg,libata,sd_mod
[root@Ask-NY17S root]# 
  

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With the 2.6 kernel, you can just load ztdummy and not worry about the USB
controller.

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