asterisk users - Apr 2006 - TE405P vs. SoundCard problem

My Asterisk server believes that a Digium TE405P and sound are
incompatible.  Basically, no matter what else I do to the machine it
terms of hardware, if the TE405P is installed, none of the
playback/background/etc commands work.  MOH works fine.

So far, I have tried:

1) Seven different PCI soundcards with different chipsets.  (Go go
Computer Junk Store!)
2) Disabling each and every device offered by the motherboard, except
the IDE and video.
3) Each possible PCI slot combination via trial and error.
4) Calling Digium, who while helpful, did not know how to solve the
problem.

'/proc/interrupts' usually likes to put the 'wct4xxp' on the
same line
as my 'Intel ICH5', but as of this moment that isn't the case.

The sound card, by the way, exists for overhead paging purposes.

My questions are:

1) Is there a document I should be aware of?
2) Has anyone else resolved this sort of problem before?
3) Do I need to scrap the sound card and use an FX(O) device?  If so,
how do I get my sound back?


Thanks,

Bob McDowell






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My Asterisk server believes that a Digium TE405P and sound are
incompatible.  Basically, no matter what else I do to the machine it
terms of hardware, if the TE405P is installed, none of the
playback/background/etc commands work.  MOH works fine.

So far, I have tried:

1) Seven different PCI soundcards with different chipsets.  (Go go
Computer Junk Store!)
2) Disabling each and every device offered by the motherboard, except
the IDE and video.
3) Each possible PCI slot combination via trial and error.
4) Calling Digium, who while helpful, did not know how to solve the
problem.

'/proc/interrupts' usually likes to put the 'wct4xxp' on the
same line
as my 'Intel ICH5', but as of this moment that isn't the case.

The sound card, by the way, exists for overhead paging purposes.

My questions are:

1) Is there a document I should be aware of?
2) Has anyone else resolved this sort of problem before?
3) Do I need to scrap the sound card and use an FX(O) device?  If so,
how do I get my sound back?


Thanks,

Bob McDowell






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Bob McDowell wrote:
>My Asterisk server believes that a Digium TE405P and sound are
>incompatible.  Basically, no matter what else I do to the machine it
>terms of hardware, if the TE405P is installed, none of the
>playback/background/etc commands work.  MOH works fine.
>  
>
Bob,

Can you be more specific what do you mean by it doesn't work? Are you 
calling from PSTN or calling from a SIP phone? Please post the messages 
on your CLI.

Also, are you using a 2-slot PCI riser for the cards?