asterisk users - Sep 2005 - Zaptel issue

I'm having a bad time getting 3 TE410P's and one TDM400 working in the
same
box.

At some point during the install of second card, wcusb starts loading.  I
believe
this is one of the TE410 Cards causing this as there is no usb enabled.

Module                  Size  Used by    Not tainted
audit                  89880   2  (autoclean)
usbserial              23420   0  (autoclean) (unused)
lp                      8964   0  (autoclean)
parport                36832   0  (autoclean) [lp]
autofs4                15832   0  (autoclean) (unused)
tg3                    67368   1
wcusb                  19552   0  (unused)
usbcore                77376   0  [usbserial wcusb]
wct4xxp                70752   0  (unused)
zaptel                179872   4  [wcusb wct4xxp]
floppy                 56656   0  (autoclean)
sg                     36236   0  (autoclean) (unused)
microcode               5688   0  (autoclean)
ext3                   85736   2
jbd                    50668   2  [ext3]
aic7xxx               160880   0  (unused)
diskdumplib             4940   0  [aic7xxx]
sd_mod                 13968   0  (unused)
scsi_mod              106664   3  [sg aic7xxx sd_mod]

If I rmmod the usb stuff, it come back on next reboot...
At reboot, zaptel is complaining that modules are busy and can't remove
them.
How can I stop asterisk from loading this ?

Bart

On Monday 05 September 2005 15:38, Asterisk wrote:
> I'm having a bad time getting 3 TE410P's and one TDM400 working in
the same
> box.
Good luck.  The interrupt issues alone are enough to make me run for my happy 
place.
> How can I stop asterisk from loading this ?
Don't put everything in one box.  Split it in two, or even three.  Honestly,
servers aren't that expensive and you're just begging for a disaster
with
this "all your eggs in one basket" implementation.

-A.

On Mon, 5 Sep 2005, Asterisk wrote:
> How can I stop asterisk from loading this ?

Asterisk isn't doing this.

Asterisk doesn't load kernel modules.

You need to look at and understand the boot scripts that are loading the 
modules and remove the load of wcusb.

You aren't using Asterisk@Home by any chance?  If so, look in 
/etc/sysconfig and grep for wcusb and edit that file.

Steve