asterisk users - Jan 2007 - Rhino cards lock up system -- anyone else ever seen this?

Hi Folks,

Struggling with a new * installation with 2 Rhino R2T1 cards. For some
reason, the system is locking up tight when you run ztcfg to configure the
card(s). Configuration is asterisk 1.2.14, zaptel 1.2.12, and rhino's
1.05rxt1 drivers. The cards seem to load fine with a "modprobe rxt1",
but once
you run "ztcfg -vvv", the system will lock up within a few seconds, no
errors reported in logs or console.

I'm stumped, Rhino is stumped, and I haven't seen any other threads of
this
nature.

-- 
Barry D. Hassler
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Turns out this appears to be related to hald -- the hardware abstraction
layer daemon running on Centos. I had the almost identical situation occur
with a completely separate system which I loaded Trixbox up on, with a
single Digium TDM400P card in it. Struggled for several hours over the
weekend trying to figure it out.

I ended up shutting off all the services I didn't specifically need, and
turned them back on one at a time (turned out, hald was the first I tried --
I was most suspicious with it). As soon as I started it up, it locked the
system up.

Turned all the other services back on, leaving hald off, and the system is
running fine.

Did the same with the original problem system, and now have no problems with
the Rhino cards either!

On 1/23/07, Barry D. Hassler <barry.hassler@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Struggling with a new * installation with 2 Rhino R2T1 cards. For some
> reason, the system is locking up tight when you run ztcfg to configure the
> card(s). Configuration is asterisk 1.2.14, zaptel 1.2.12, and rhino's
1.05rxt1 drivers. The cards seem to load fine with a "modprobe rxt1",
but once
> you run "ztcfg -vvv", the system will lock up within a few
seconds, no
> errors reported in logs or console.
>
> I'm stumped, Rhino is stumped, and I haven't seen any other threads
of
> this nature.
>
> --
> Barry D. Hassler



-- 
Barry D. Hassler
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